1997 Strike 29 Sportfisherman

This 1997 Strike 29 Sportfisherman is a twin-diesel sportfish built on a fiberglass hull, powered by two Cummins 6BTA engines rated at 370 horsepower each. The boat reaches a top speed of 38 knots and cruises efficiently at 30 knots, burning approximately one gallon of fuel per two miles at 27 knots. Both engines have low running hours—242 and 258 hours respectively—and are direct drive.

The layout centers on a large aft cockpit suited for fishing and entertaining, with a covered centerline helm and additional seating forward. The marlin tower above the helm provides a vantage point for spotting fish. A cuddy cabin forward includes cushioned berths and serves as a retreat, with a single head onboard. The helm station is enclosed and protected from the weather.

Recent work includes new twin Cummins engines installed in 2019, with new pumps and hoses. The heat exchanger and coolers were serviced in 2023, and a complete new enclosure was added in 2023–2024. The hull has been bottom-painted and waxed. Navigation equipment includes a Garmin 12-inch touchscreen GPS and a 24-mile radar, both installed in 2019. Service records are available.