2002 Viking 65 Enclosed Bridge

The 2002 Viking 65 Enclosed Bridge is a diesel-powered sportfish built on a fiberglass hull, driven by twin MTU 16v2000 M90 engines producing 1800 horsepower each. The yacht reaches speeds of 34 knots and cruises comfortably at 28 knots, combining serious fishing capability with refined accommodation across her 65-foot length and 18.75-foot beam.

The enclosed bridge helm and adjoining salon are defining features, allowing operation and relaxation regardless of weather. The main salon centers on a large U-shaped sofa to port with deep storage below for tackle and gear, while starboard houses the electrical panel, entertainment system, ice machine, and spiral staircase. A fully equipped galley and dinette with pantry occupy the forward area. Below deck, the layout comprises four staterooms and four heads: the master stateroom to port with ensuite head, a VIP stateroom forward with crossover berth and ensuite, and two additional guest cabins with heads. A laundry center and crew access to the engine room are also positioned below.

Recent systems and exterior work includes new underwater lights, Zipwake trim tabs, and propeller tuning completed in June 2025. Anti-fouling paint was touched up and the hull and topsides were polished the same month. The watermaker produces 700 gallons per day and dates to 2018. A Marquipt 1500-pound davit is fitted. The nonskid was replaced in 2023 and topsides were painted in 2021. The MTU engines completed their 3000-hour service in 2019.