This 21-foot Force is a fiberglass sportfish built to handle Hawaiian offshore conditions. Powered by a Volvo Penta D3-190 diesel inboard/outboard, the boat delivers the fuel efficiency and extended range needed for serious fishing runs. The engine has 3,272 hours and benefits from extensive aftermarket insulation in the engine box for a quieter operation. The engine compartment itself is clean and well-maintained, with upgraded electrical and battery management components throughout.
The cockpit is designed around fishing—a wide-open layout with an in-deck fish box, live well equipped with tuna tubes, and four Hubbell electric reel outlets. A raw water washdown, rocket launchers, outrigger mounts, and a gunnel-mounted cutting table round out the fishing setup. The raised forward deck adds extra storage and working space. A Raymarine suite handles navigation with GPS, chartplotter, 24-inch 4kw radar, and autopilot, along with VHF radio and Fusion stereo.
The boat carries twin 35-gallon saddle fuel tanks and is equipped with trim tabs and a swim platform. Spreader lights, rod holders, and uncluttered deck flow support extended fishing days. The double-axle aluminum trailer had its axles, hubs, bunk supports, and wheels replaced approximately one year ago.
Length
21.00 FT
Beam
8.33 FT
Material
Fiberglass
Engines
1
Engine Make
Volvo Penta
Engine Model
D3-190
Power
NaN HP
Hours
3,275 HRS
Fuel
Diesel
Fuel
35 GAL