2004 American Tug 34

This 2004 American Tug 34 is a pilothouse trawler designed by naval architect Lynn Senour, combining comfort and livability with the rugged construction of a West Coast fishing boat. Built from fiberglass, she carries a single Cummins 380 hp diesel engine with 4,360 hours and delivers a cruising speed of 8 knots or up to 16 knots when needed, managing fuel efficiently at both speeds.

The interior layout includes a pilothouse with seating for four and watertight door access to both port and starboard decks, a spacious stateroom with queen berth, a generous head with separate shower stall, and a bright salon and galley with large windows. A Northern Lights 6 kW generator in sound shield provides power, while air conditioning with reverse cycle heat keeps the space comfortable year-round.

Equipment aboard includes solar panels, a 2015 Highfield 9.5-foot inflatable with aluminum bottom, and recent upholstery work with new Doe Ultraleather on the salon settee and pilothouse double-wide seats. The yacht has been maintained with care and remains in solid condition.