2000 Mainship 390 Trawler

This 2000 Mainship 390 is a single-engine diesel trawler built on a semi-displacement hull. Powered by a 300 hp Caterpillar diesel, she cruises at 9 knots and reaches 13 knots at speed. The fiberglass hull carries classic trawler lines with a 39-foot-9-inch length and 14-foot beam. A bow thruster aids maneuverability, and dual helm stations provide control from both the lower saloon and the fully enclosed forward flybridge.

The layout centers on a spacious saloon with large sliding glass doors to the main deck. The lower helm sits forward to starboard, while two electric reclining chairs occupy the starboard side. The port side holds galley counter and storage space forward. Two staterooms sleep guests: a master with centerline queen berth and a VIP cabin to port, partially under the galley sole. The head to starboard includes a separate stall shower and jack and jill door configuration.

Outdoor spaces are generous. A large cockpit with teak table and chairs opens aft, with a swim platform and wide centerline transom door for boarding. The flybridge extends overhead, offering additional entertainment area with long bench seating on both sides and a built-in center cooler. Canvas and isinglass enclosure protects the forward flybridge helm station. Wide side decks and a starboard pilothouse door provide safe foredeck access.

The boat spent approximately half its life in California Delta freshwater and has been maintained in good condition throughout.