2007 Egg Harbor 43 Sport Fisherman

The 2007 Egg Harbor 43 is a convertible sportfisherman built on a proven design combining seaworthiness with fishing capability. The hull features a slightly concave bottom with prop pockets that reduce draft for shallow-water cruising and allow a narrower shaft angle for improved thrust efficiency. A moderate 17-degree deadrise at the transom contributes to a smooth ride and better fuel economy. Twin Caterpillar diesel engines producing 1,410 horsepower deliver a cruising speed of 28 knots and a maximum speed of 33 knots.

The cockpit is fully equipped for serious offshore fishing, with a tackle center, freshwater sink, large fish box, freezer, and raw-water wash down. The fighting chair and cockpit layout offer ample working space. The flybridge features a retractable electronics console, two large helm chairs, and bench seating with storage and clear all-around visibility. A teak control pod with Palm Beach single-lever controls rounds out the helm.

Below deck, the cabin accommodates two staterooms with teak interior throughout. The master cabin forward has a centerline queen-size island berth, substantial storage, and a cedar-lined hanging locker. The starboard guest stateroom features a full-sized berth with under-bed storage, linen drawers, nightstand, and cedar locker. The main cabin layout includes a settee to starboard, a U-shaped galley forward, and sectional seating with counter space. A single head completes the accommodations.

This 43-footer has low engine hours and has been maintained to high standards. The boat is suitable for day trips or extended cruising.