Grady-White Sailfish 25 Sport Bridge - New arrival

1990 Grady-White Sailfish 25 Sport Bridge! Come get this baby before she's gone! Full navigation electronics including radar, sonar, GPS, chartplotter, water temperature gauge, VHF, locking cabinet in hardtop and more! Aluminum hardtop (was tuna tower, but no longer)! Twin Yamaha 2-stroke EFI outboards (pictured label says 4-stroke, but is EFI 2-stroke) with stainless steel 3-blade props, and boat meters (pictured) showing less than 750 hours on both (mechanical inspection will reveal actual)! Outriggers! Lots of stuff left on board by seller! Poles, tackle, tackle boxes, safety gear, tools, lobster fishing nets, miscellaneous other fishing gear and more! Sleeps 3! Stand-up head! Memory-foam mattresses fore and mid! Cockpit cushions all around and in great condition! Fighting chair on the bow! 19 pole holders! Deck lights! Windlass! Transom kill box! Large oval livewell in cockpit! In-deck storage! She needs a bath, some cosmetic repairs, some TLC, but she cleans up nicely and she is a fishing monster! Comes with tandem trailer not pictured (Note: The trailer in the photos is not available, however the seller is including another comparable trailer in the sale to complete the deal.)

What more can I say, its a Grady... come and get her!

It can easily be said, without fear of contradiction, that the Grady-
White 255 Sailfish is an industry classic. The original Sailfish
model was introduced in 1980 and quickly established herself as
one of the most capable trailerable (with an over-wide permit) fishermen
in the business. Not only was she good looking, but the
Sailfish handled well in big water and she was built to very high
standards. In a major redesign for 1990, the helm was raised a
few inches for better visibility, the deckhouse was elevated for improved
headroom below, and the cabin hatch was repositioned to
the port side to allow for a wider helm. A first-rate fishing machine,
the Sailfish came with a long list of standard features including an
insulated livewell and fish box, tackle drawers, plenty of storage
and wide walkarounds. Below, V-berths forward, an aft berth, small
galley and a standup head complete the accommodations. Note
that the Sailfish has polyurethane foam in the cavities between the
hull and deck to provide flotation. A pair of 200hp bracket-mounted
outboards will cruise the Sailfish in the mid 20s and reach a top
speed of 36–37 knots. Note that the 272 Sailfish is the same boat
with further updates.

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