54-foot long-range flybridge trawler blending expedition endurance with resort-level lounging - twin 550hp Cummins QSB6.7s cruise at 8 knots for 900-mile stretches or sprint to 19 knots. Expansive flybridge and cockpit host ten; three cabins sleep six in full-height comfort (plus crew quarters).
The flybridge turns any outing into a rooftop retreat: wraparound settee and teak pedestal table seat a crowd for the colors ceremony at Roche Harbor, with a full wet bar - grill, icemaker, and fridge at arm's reach - keeping the flow going as the hard top shades the helm's triple-screen dash. Cockpit below opens wide with L-benches that slide to match the mood, and the hydraulic platform drops low to cradle a 882 lbs. tender, while the fold-forward lazarette lid reveals cross-beam racks for kayaks and boards - launch straight into the water without hauling gear over rails.
The main deck features a central galley and raised pilothouse. In the galley you'll find dual sinks, convection oven, and side-by-side fridge-freezer feeds a full crew, steps from the L-shaped saloon dinette that overlooks the bow through wraparound glass. Owner's suite aft spans the beam with island berth, walk-in locker, and his-and-hers vanities feeding a stall-shower head with rain fixture. Twin VIPs forward - one double, one perpendicular bunks - share a guest head.
