2013 Yellowfin 32 Offshore

The 2013 Yellowfin 32 Offshore is a center console powered by twin 2018 Yamaha 300 outboards. The stepped deep-V fiberglass hull is engineered for smooth offshore performance and fuel efficiency, delivering a dry ride while maintaining speed and control. Yellowfin's reputation for build quality and offshore capability is well represented in this model's design.

The layout combines serious fishing infrastructure with comfortable cruising space. The large center console houses a walk-in head compartment and full helm electronics including GPS chartplotter, radar, autopilot, VHF radio, compass, and depth sounder. The helm features premium seating, a leaning post, and a hardtop with electronics box and lighting. Forward and transom seating with cushions, cockpit bolsters, and bow storage complete the accommodation area.

Fishing-focused equipment dominates the working decks. Dual livewells—one in the transom and one integrated into the leaning post—serve the multiple insulated in-deck fish boxes with macerators. Over 14 rod holders are distributed throughout, including gunwale holders and Gemlux outriggers. The open cockpit features a rigging station and ample tackle storage, while high freeboard and self-bailing design keep the fishing platform functional in rough conditions.

Additional systems include hydraulic steering, high-performance trim tabs, freshwater and raw water washdowns, electric bilge pumps, battery charger with multi-battery setup, and spreader lights. Stainless steel cleats, hardware, and a swim ladder complete the deck. Fuel capacity is approximately 320–332 gallons with 25 gallons fresh water capacity. Cruise speed runs approximately 35–40 mph, with a top speed around 60 mph depending on configuration.