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Major price reduction to $98,000(CAD) Offers encouraged
Major price reduction to (USD)Size: 41' x 12'
Hull: Fiberglass
Year Built: 1978
Description: 41' Fiberglass troller powered with a 6068 John Deere. Easthope gurdies. Packs 12,000 lbs. to 14,000 lbs. Offers encouraged.
Size: 40' x 14'
Hull: Fiberglass
Year Built: 1986
Description: USA Registered. Maggy J can be used for crabbing, longlining and salmon. Includes RSW. Survey available. Includes Modutec seiner and seine net.
Majestic Belle II - See Details for Price
Stock #: LF5755Size: 41'2" x 11'5"
Hull: Fiberglass
Year Built: 1975
Description: Deltaga troller / longliner. Good sea boat. Fishy history. Large hatch which could do live fish as well. Upgrades over the years and good maintenance. Selling as more >
Size: 47' x 13'6"
Hull: Wood
Year Built: 1976
Description: Wahl built wood multi-fishery vessel that can go to work now. History in trawling, tuna, troll and can longline. Good freezer and lots of electrical and hydraulic more >
Size: 38' x 13'
Hull: Steel
Year Built: 1981
Description: USA Registered. 38' x 13' x 7' - 1981 Flat decked power scow with push knees and towing capability. Deck equipment for lifting and salvage work. 2 x 165 hp 6-71 more >
Size: 61'10" x 18'5"
Hull: Steel
Year Built: 1972
Description: Steel shrimp trawler with aluminum house that has had success on tuna and in longlining. Excellent freezing for FAS. New Scania main engine - June 2021. Hydraulic more >
Size: 100' x 40'
Hull: Steel
Description: 15 Bedroom steel camp barge soon to be renovated from 15 to 27 bedrooms. Fully and completely by professional company. Call us to get a quote on what your more >
Size: 39' x 11'6"
Hull: Wood
Year Built: 1965
Description: Delightful conversion of a Nakade built troller. Set up well for a couple with occasional guests. Exterior cooking / dining setup for hot summer days. Super more >
Size: 40'7" x 10'9"
Hull: Aluminum
Year Built: 1968
Description: 1968 Welded aluminum Shore built gillnetter. Powered by a 3116 Caterpillar with low hours.
Size: 33'7" x 13'6"
Hull: Fiberglass
Year Built: 1988
Description: AGD licenced 33'6" Pacific Bowpicker with twin 315 hp Cummins (low hours) for total of 630 hp driving twin #10 ASD Arneson drives and France Helices propellers. more >
Size: 50' x 15'
Hull: Steel
Year Built: 1990
Description: USA Registered. Miss Maile can be used as a tender / packer, dive boat and work boat. Survey available. More pictures to come.
Size: 42' x 12'
Hull: Wood
Year Built: 1962
Description: 42' Wahl built by Prince Rupert Boatyard in 1962. Powered with a 144 hp Volvo MD100, rebuilt injector pump and injectors (2021), Capitol gear, blast and Dole plate more >
Size: 48' x 13'11"
Hull: Fiberglass
Year Built: 1980
Description: USA Registered. Miss Rachel is ready to go. LeClercq seiner, pot and jigging vessel. Survey available.
Morning Sun - See Details for Price
Stock #: LA5818Size: 41' x 13'6"
Hull: Aluminum
Year Built: 1997
Description: 1997 E & D Manufacturing built custom aluminum freezer prawner. Overall length is 41' with cut in bow and stern extension to hold its 31'6" licence. With its 13'6" more >
Size: 36' x 10'6"
Hull: Wood
Year Built: 1955
Description: This cruiser built by Joseph Crane Shipyard has been carefully redone by current owner. For sale so it can be used. Has been stored inside and has to be seen to more >
Description: Mustad Coastal Autobait System from 2016. 4 foot spacing. Includes 30 skates of gear.
Size: 41'6" x 11'7"
Hull: Wood
Year Built: 1950
Description: 41'6" x 11'7" Unlicenced troller (longliner) powered by John Deere 6068T with approximately 3,200 low hours. Exceptionally well cared for vessel and step on more >
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