2011 Rampage 41 Express

This 2011 Rampage 41 Express is a 44-foot fiberglass sportfish built for serious offshore fishing and cruising. Twin Caterpillar C-12 diesel engines power the boat, which has accumulated only 1,200 hours and recently completed a 1,000-hour service. The hull features a solid fiberglass bottom with cored sides, vinylester resin barrier coat, and a flared bow design with prop pockets. Deck systems include an anchor with 300 feet of line and 25 feet of chain, polished stainless steel fittings, and a custom aluminum bow rail.

The cockpit spans over 100 square feet and is equipped for fishing with gunnel-mounted rod holders, two in-deck fish boxes with macerated drains, removable bolsters, and a transom door with heavy-duty latches. A self-bailing design with large scuppers handles water drainage. The helm features a centerline layout with hydraulic steering, tilt wheel, electronic engine controls with synchronizer, and a large display area. Navigation and fish-finding electronics use a Raymarine package.

Below deck, the main cabin offers cherry wood interior with an L-shaped convertible lounge, removable cherry table, and entertainment systems including a stereo and LCD television. The galley includes a two-burner ceramic cooktop, convection microwave, refrigerator with freezer drawer, and integrated sink. Forward, an island queen berth with cedar-lined hanging locker and overhead hatch provides the stateroom. An enclosed shower compartment with solid surface countertop and a head with Tecma marine toilet complete the accommodation spaces.

Mechanical systems include an 11-kW generator, ZF transmissions with trolling valves, four bilge pumps, hydraulic Bennett trim tabs, Dripless Tides shaft seals, and a Fireboy automatic fire extinguishing system. All through-hull fittings use stainless steel or bronze. AC and DC distribution panels provide full electrical management with a 50-amp shore power system and automatic battery charger.