2002 RIO 800 Cabin Fish

The Rio 800 Cabin Fish is a 24.57-foot fiberglass bay boat built in 2002, powered by a single Yanmar 6LPA-DTP diesel engine of 260 horsepower. The engine has logged 861.5 hours. The hull spans 8.66 feet in beam and is built to work in coastal waters.

The boat accommodates one cabin with one head. The saloon includes a sink and refrigerator. Galley and sleeping quarters are compact but functional for overnight cruising or fishing trips in protected waters.

The boat is well-equipped for extended use. Key systems include an electric Lewmar anchor windlass, Raymarine autopilot, Garmin GPS/plotter/sounder, and VHF radio with DSC. A Vetus bow thruster aids handling. Onboard conveniences include an electric toilet, electric bilge pump, external power inlet, battery charger, and a hot water shower in the cockpit. The extended swimming platform and boarding ladder provide safe water access. Audio includes a Fusion system with speakers in both cabin and cockpit. Navigation aids include radar reflector, compass, and deck lights. A pirate beacon and porta-rod holder complete the setup.