New for 2026
The fastest way to the fish
Travis spent years saving for this boat, and it shows: a Sailfish 30-06 Express — 30½ feet of walkaround fisherman, repowered with twin dual-prop Suzuki 300s. Six hundred horsepower means the honey holes that used to cost you an hour of riding are minutes away.
Specs that matter
- Power
- Twin Suzuki 300s, dual props — 600 hp
- Guests
- Up to 6
- Boat
- Sailfish 30-06 Express walkaround
- Length / beam
- 30'6" / 10'0"
- Fuel
- 300 gallons
- Overhead
- Hardtop, rocket launchers, upper station
- Electronics
- GPS, fishfinder, VHF, autopilot
- Extras
- Electric reels for deep drops, live well, big fish boxes
Why a cabin boat beats an open boat
- Real shade on 95° July days — not a strip of canvas
- A berth below when a kid (or a grown-up) needs a nap
- Enclosed stand-up marine head — not a porta-potty
- Somewhere dry to stash phones, bags, and cameras
- Walkaround decks — fight a fish all the way around the boat
The upgrade
From the old Mako to this
For years Travis ran a 26' Mako with twin 140s — a workhorse that earned him a hundred-plus five-star trips. This boat is the payoff for all of them: more than twice the horsepower, a real cabin, and range that puts untouched bottom inside a day trip.
Fair warning from the captain himself: "This thing drinks the gas — sometimes less than a mile to the gallon. But it moves." That's why the fuel's included in your rate. You'll never see a fuel surcharge at the dock.
Safety, handled
Licensed, insured, maintained by hand
USCG-licensed captain. Coast Guard safety gear aboard for every guest. And the maintenance isn't farmed out: Travis does his own wrenching, down to TIG-welding his own stainless fittings. Nobody knows this boat like the man running it.