2002 Viking 61 Enclosed Bridge

This 2002 Viking 61 Enclosed Bridge is a diesel-powered sportfisher built for extended offshore cruising and fishing. Twin MTU 12V2000 engines deliver 2,960 horsepower, propelling the boat to 36 knots at top speed and cruising efficiently at 28 knots. The fiberglass hull spans 61 feet with an 18-foot beam, and a 1,800-gallon fuel capacity supports long-range operations.

Below deck, the yacht accommodates up to three staterooms and three heads. The master features a king bed and oversized bath, while the forward VIP includes a full berth with bunk and private head. A midship twin bunk room serves as the second guest stateroom. The main salon wraps around a large settee with rod storage integrated beneath, accented by a teak coffee table. The galley is appointed with Sub Zero refrigeration, stone countertops, stainless steel sink, and abundant cabinetry. An enclosed bridge sits above, fitted with a Stidd helm chair, cocktail sofa, and access to an outside flying bridge with mezzanine seating and additional rod holders.

Fishing amenities are comprehensive: the cockpit holds three in-deck fish boxes, a live well, and ice chipper, while six cockpit rod holders and six flybridge positions provide rigging. Rupp triple spreader outriggers and Miya Epoch teaser reels are installed. Electronics include twin Garmin GPSMap 8616xsv units, triple additional Garmin screens, Fantom 56 Open Array radar, and forward and aft cameras. A thermal imaging FLIR camera and Dura-Bright spotlight enhance night visibility. Navigation and communication are supported by dual Icom VHF systems.

Recent major work includes completion of a 4,000-hour engine service with new cylinder heads, heat exchangers, hoses, and turbochargers. Twin Kohler generators (21 kW and 21.5 kW) provide power; the newer unit has 365 hours of operation. A 30 GPH water maker, bow thruster, and 8-man life raft are installed. New SeaDek covers the bridge and cockpit, while fresh carpet, JL Audio sound system, new window treatments, and updated Garmin electronics round out recent updates. An 11-foot Caribe tender with 40-horsepower Yamaha outboard is included.