Print version: NW5517

Antarctic
Stock # NW5517
64' x 15'10"

Reduced to $12,500(USD) Offers encouraged

USA Registered. Commercial seine fishing vessel. This historic seiner has much equipment included in sale. As an estate sale, it has been sitting idle for a time and will require substantial work to go back into service but is still a huge opportunity at this price.
Survey available (2019). Lots of extras.
Seller's grandfather took the Antarctic fishing at False Pass. This was before WWII. Seller's dad took the boat to SE Alaska, where it was modified to be a qualified limit seiner. Such modifications made before 1960 were allowed.

Specs

Overview
Built in 1927
Location: Washington
64' x 15'10" x 7'2"
Survey: November 2019
Power
Engine: Caterpillar D342 Inline 6, 170 hp diesel
Shaft: 3 1/2" diameter
Fuel tank: 1,200 gallons
Auxiliary engine: Lister, 2 cylinder
Power take off: Marco
Compressor
Bilge pumps: 2
Structural
All plank wood construction
Anchor: Navy type
Anchor windlass
Winches: Boom, mast boom, tackle, net reel, stern roller
Electronics
VHF: Raytheon
Radio telephone: Raytheon
Radar's: 2, Raytheon
Sounder
Compass: T.Las
Batteries: 8D, 8 volt
Converters: 2
Steering: Hydraulic
Controls: Cliffe Mathers
Accommodations
Sleeps: 10 - 8 in 4 bunks, 1 in fo'c'sle and 1 in captain's stateroom
Stove
Fridge / Freezer
Galley sink
Water tank: 150 gallons
Head

Listing Broker

Carl Pearson

Phone: 360-332-9526

Email: [email protected]

https://pacificboatbrokers.com/used-boats-for-sale/NW5517/seiner.asp

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