1991 Post 50 Convertible

The 1991 Post 50 Convertible is a 50-foot fiberglass sportfishing convertible built by Post, an American builder known for quality offshore yachts. Powered by twin diesel Detroit engines, the boat features a deep-V hull design for offshore capability and a wide 15-foot beam. The layout centers on a large cockpit suited to fishing and entertaining, elevated flybridge with broad visibility, and wide side decks for safe movement around the boat.

Below deck, the Post 50 arranges three staterooms—including a master with private head—plus a generous salon with panoramic windows, a fully equipped galley, dinette, and additional bunk accommodations. The interior uses wood cabinetry and combines practical living spaces with comfort for extended cruising or fishing trips. Ample storage throughout handles fishing gear and supplies.

The boat's design emphasizes a smooth ride across variable sea conditions, balancing speed and efficiency for both long-range cruising and sportfishing work. The cockpit layout and flybridge position support tournament fishing and offshore navigation, while the overall construction and layout reflect the classic American sportfisher approach to combining capability with livable accommodations.