Research 2015 - Yellowfin - 29

29 Yellowfin

The Yellowfin 29 redefines simplicity. Our 29 is designed for the light tackle angler who wants the most fish ability, fuel economy, and range they can find in a boat under 30 feet. Loaded with 250 gallons of fuel, you can easily travel 450+ miles at 40 mph. Rest assured, just like it's big brothers, every ingredient that go's into the Yellowfin 29 is the best that money can buy. So why Yellowfin? Quality, performance, range, attention to detail, and oh yea, customer service that is second to none.

Looking at this 29-footer's profile,

You can't possibly mistake it for anything but a Yellowfin with its distinctive proud bow and dramatically sloping sheer line.
I love the layout of the lazarette on this and all Yellowfin's. You can access everything very easily, making any necessary troubleshooting a breeze.
Unlike so many performance-oriented boats that have no ladder, Yellowfin's contribution to offshore safety includes a slick Garelick tube ladder that completely hides in the transom but is easily deployed by someone in the water.

You'll find no shortcuts

In the construction of a Yellowfin. The boats are designed and built to run offshore at high speeds - a pastime that puts incredible stresses on the hull and passengers. History has shown that these boats stand up to the stresses, probably better than the passengers do.
Draft: 1 ft. 6 in.
Beam: 9 ft. 6 in.
Fuel tank capacity: 224
Standard features:
Specs
Length - 30' 11"
Beam - 9' 6"
Weight - 7400 Lbs
Fuel - 224 Gallons
Draft -18"
Maximum HP- 700


Features
T-Top
Gemlux Flush Mount Cleats
Stainless Pop Up Bow Light
Under Gunwale Courtesy Lights
Console and Combing Cushions
Under Gunwale Rod Holders
1600 Gal/hr Rule Baitwell Pumps
SS D-Rings
2000 Gal/hr Rule Bilge Pump
Gemlux 2" Gas Fills
4 Gunwale Rod Holders
High Performance Trim Tabs
Custom Lighted Switch Panel
Tin Copper Wiring with Duetsch connectors
55 Gallon Live Well
530 Quart macerated fish box
O Ring Gutter System
Gemlux Stainless Thru-Hulls and Ball Valves