2003 17CC Sailfish 90 Yamaha

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2003 17' Sailfish Center Console (model 170)
2003 90 hp - 700 hours (estimate); 28mph 4100 rpms; 34mph 5100 rpms
80# Motorguide wireless trolling motor; 2 deep cycle batteries separate from main
T-Top (Fishmaster folds over for storage in garage)
15 gal baitwell with 750 GPH; added seacock
2014 single axle Loadmaster Aluminum Trailer
4 rocket launchers with an additional 6 on deck; 2 more in the gunnels
Humminbird 598cidh (side imaging)
Sony AM/FM CD player
Additional cooler/seat on console - can be converted to livewell if needed.
Captain's reversible cooler seat
misc items...anchor with 100' of line, life vests, fenders, ropes/lines, extra (dinged up) prop and kit ("get me home prop")

2004 Factory catalog with more details is here.

$8,900 OBO - Sold for $8,000 I'll miss her.

Boat has been stored in garage since I bought her in 2006; only reason I'm selling is because I moved up to a 2670 Glacier Bay. I trailered her with a 4runner, but on an f150 you never know she's there. I kayak fish in the fall, winter, and spring - so over the last few years she was primarily a tarpon/near shore grouper boat for me in the summer. Occasionally I made it out in the winter to chase reds in her.

No brokers pls - PM me with phone number if interested. I'm in the Tampa area (Lithia/Fishhawk). She's ready to fish and well cared for. I took her out last weekend on a final check outing and all checked out.





















Prior to T-Top


Tarpon Side imaging - daisy chaining


Tarpon down imaging


Getting skinny


Mojo included

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What does your draft look like, loaded?

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If you look at the pics where you can see the stern you can see she's in about 3-4" below water. Add some people and it'll go farther down.

Another way you can tell is look at the stickers when she's in the water and look at the pics when she's on the trailer. You can see she sits pretty skinny. I can tell you I've poled her in really skinny water, and walked her across some almost dry sandbars. She's skinny, I just don't run her skinny. Never wanted to run aground. Once I get in 2-3' of water I go to idle speed, push in as far as possible (trimming up), and then after a bit switch to trolling motor. She'll get you skinny for sure. Running skinny...I didn't do that often.

Sorry - I just down want to mislead you. If really interested make an offer and we'll take her out and you can see for yourself.

Here's a pic from the owners manual - I'll let you determine how it's running.

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more photos added

Engine is is great shape - runs strong






Tires in good shape


Cushions in good shape - couple minor blemishes





Large casting platform


Radio


Spare is in good shape

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