This 44-foot custom pilothouse trawler was designed and built in 2009 by Hugh Huff in Midland, Ontario. She embodies traditional displacement trawler principles with a raised pilothouse for commanding visibility, wide protected side decks, and solid engineering throughout. The hull is fiberglass, and her Northern expedition-style profile reflects a philosophy centered on strength, safety, and serviceability rather than production shortcuts.
The interior layout accommodates extended cruising with a spacious salon featuring natural light and comfortable seating, a galley with ample counter space and storage, two cabins with four single berths total, and two heads including one with a separate shower. The owner's quarters in the bow and guest quarters amidship both offer generous storage. Quality finishes and thoughtful arrangements support live-aboard functionality.
Power comes from a Perkins 6.3544 marine diesel of 5.8 liters and 6 cylinders, delivering 135 horsepower at 1,143 hours. Dual aluminum fuel tanks hold 560 gallons total, supporting the long-range cruising efficiency this displacement hull is designed for. The engine room is clean and organized for accessible maintenance.
Navigation and cruising equipment include a Garmin GPSMAP 8000 glass helm display, Raymarine VHF radio with DSC, CPT autopilot, and depth sounder. Onboard systems comprise a 230-watt solar panel, dual windlass anchors, a 7-horsepower bow thruster, marine cabin heater, and flat-screen televisions. She displaces 40,000 pounds and draws 3 feet 9 inches.
Length
44.00 FT
Beam
15.50 FT
Material
Fiberglass
Engines
1
Engine Make
Perkins
Engine Model
T6.3544
Power
NaN HP
Hours
1,143 HRS
Fuel
Diesel