1997 Blackfin 30

The 1997 Blackfin 30 is a fiberglass sportfishing flybridge built for serious offshore work. Powered by twin Crusader engines, the boat features a deep-V hull design and was constructed using hand-laid fiberglass with a solid bottom. The design accommodates fishing as both a commercial six-pack operation or recreational pursuit, with a spacious cockpit equipped for extended time on the water.

Below deck, the cabin offers a V-berth forward, a compact galley with sink, stove, and refrigerator, and an enclosed head with marine toilet and shower. The cockpit is purpose-built for fishing, with integrated tackle storage, fish boxes, and rod holders positioned throughout. An optional transom door provides access to the swim platform.

Navigation and safety systems include Simrad electronics with GPS, radar, VHF radio, and fishfinder at the helm. The boat is fitted with bilge pumps, fire suppression, non-skid decking, and sturdy handrails. Additional fishing amenities include a live bait well, insulated fish boxes, and outriggers for trolling.