1989 Luhrs 350 Tournament

This 1989 Luhrs 350 Tournament is a 35-foot fiberglass sportfisher built around serious fishing capability and cruising comfort. Twin Cummins diesel engines rated at 210 horsepower each propel the boat to a top speed of 28 knots with a cruising speed of 21 knots. The 12.8-foot beam provides a stable, wide platform suited to open-water conditions.

The layout combines a working cockpit with full cruising accommodations below. The flybridge features a center-console helm with 360-degree sightlines, while the cockpit includes a transom door, in-deck fish box, live well, and bait prep station. The salon opens to a full galley at mid-level, and the forward master stateroom offers privacy for extended time aboard. A separate head with shower serves the accommodation spaces, and a convertible dinette provides additional berth and dining flexibility.

Navigation and electronics include Simrad radio, RayMarine GPS, and weather radar. Custom-built heavy-duty stairs are fitted throughout the interior. The boat has a 3-foot 4-inch draft.