2006 Endeavour 44 TrawlerCat

The 2006 Endeavour 44 TrawlerCat is a fiberglass catamaran powered by twin Yanmar diesel engines producing 240 horsepower each. At 44 feet in length with an 18.67-foot beam, she combines the stability and fuel efficiency of catamaran design with the seakeeping qualities of a trawler hull. The boat carries a 6 kilowatt Northern Lights generator, four 160-watt solar panels, a water maker, and a 2019 11-foot Highfield dinghy with 25-horsepower Yamaha outboard.

Navigation and helm control have been extensively upgraded. A Raymarine 16-inch Axiom Pro handles chartplotting duties alongside an integrated autopilot and Doppler radar system. A FLIR thermal camera provides night vision capability. The original cable-actuated shifting and throttle were replaced with a Glendinning electronic system, and a DockMate remote control operates the engine controls, anchor, and bow thruster via joystick—designed for single-operator handling. Recent Victron equipment includes a 3000-watt inverter/charger and four 200-amp lithium batteries.

The interior showcases cherry wood cabinetry, trim, and furnishings throughout the salon and master stateroom, paired with vinyl teak and holly sole flooring. Recent cushion and upholstery work was completed in 2025. Systems include two Raritan Elegance toilets, a refrigerator with secondary freezer, icemaker, microwave, combination washer/dryer, and propane stove and barbecue. The master stateroom features a memory foam mattress; helm seating includes custom Todd chairs with lift mechanism.

The boat underwent substantial yard work in November 2023 and concurrent engine service at a Yanmar dealer. Recent major work includes motor mounts realigned in 2022, new shafts and cutlass bearings with reconditioned props and PSY seals in October 2021, synthetic teak installed in the cockpit and on aft deck in 2025, and bottom paint applied following soda blasting and four-coat barrier coating prior to spring 2021 launch.