Yellowfin recently introduced the 48 Offshore, the latest addition to its lineup positioned squarely between company’s 42 and 54 Offshore models.  Noteworthy innovations include a re-imagined transom that maximizes cockpit space without compromising fishability, dual main transom livewells with aquarium-style windows, and dual dive doors with boarding ladders. Owners can customize the transom spaces to choose between a deep storage tub, helium tank storage, triple tuna tubes, or pitch wells. At 48 feet 2 inches, the 48 Offshore delivers the signature Yellowfin ride and lines in a size the brand has never offered before.

The 48 Offshore features a spacious, functional cockpit built for serious fishing and the boat was designed to accommodate an Omni sonar. Above deck, a Seakeeper 6 provides stability without taking up cockpit space, while the fully enclosed console provides a lightweight, sheltered cabin that protects passengers from the elements. Below deck, amenities include a forward berth, a private head with rainfall shower, a refrigerator, microwave, and side windows for natural light.

At the helm, you can opt for triple 22-inch or dual 24-inch MFDs alongside quad A/C vents and an enclosed glass windshield frame built to protect in all offshore conditions. Powered by quad Mercury V10 425 horsepower engines, the 48 promises strong performance and a fuel capacity of nearly 1,000 gallons provides outstanding range. A full-gap tower option is available with upper station electronics, teak ladder-back bench seating, and a Gemlux Gulf Stream outrigger system. The 48 Offshore is designed to be customizable to meet to the unique needs of every owner. Yellowfin Yachts; yellowfin.com