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PACIFIC YELLOWFIN

114ft (34.7m) | Builder: Billings Shipyard | Year: 1943
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Yacht Charter PACIFIC YELLOWFIN By Billings Shipyard

Length 114ft (34.7m)
Beam 29ft10in (9.1m)
Draft 12ft2in (3.7m)
Year Built 1943
Builder Billings Shipyard
Designer H. C. Hansen
Staterooms 4
Sleeps 9
Refit n/a
Cruising Speed 9.7kts (18kph)
Stabilisers None
Flag Canada
Engines Original Atlas Imperial
Locations West Coast United States, Canada
From: $129,000 plus expenses

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    Toys

    • Banana boat - towable
    • Inflatable Trampoline
    • Kayaks
    • Kneeboard
    • Tube - towable
    • Wakeboard
    • Water skis - adult
    • Water skis - child
    • Water slide

    Amenities

    • BBQ
    • Bicycles
    • Big game fishing gear
    • Light fishing gear
    • Jacuzzi on deck
    • Scooters
    • Special diets

    Electronics

    • Indoor audio system
    • TV saloon
    • Wi-Fi

    Diving

    • Diving by arrangement
    • Snorkeling Equipment

    Accommodation

    • Crew companionway
    • Crew separate heads
    • Crew separate shower

    Layout

    Crew

    Colin Griffinson

    Captain

    Birthplace: Dublin, Ireland As the Captain and co-owner of the Pacific Yellowfin with his wife, Colin delivers unique luxurious private yacht cruises along the BC coast. As a long-time sufferer of “wooden boat disease”, his love of the water started in childhood in Dublin’s busy DunLaoighre Harbour. From his early experience on fishing trawlers in the North and Irish seas to his first boat, a 72-foot seiner, his passion for boats has spanned more than five decades. Colin has cruised the BC coast for more than twenty years and his love of the sea and interest in people make him incredibly knowledgeable of all fishing hot spots, beautiful hikes and secret waterfalls. Numerous guests have commented on Colin’s sense of humor and storytelling abilities, with “kids” of all ages enjoying his tales. His mastery over Pacific Yellowfin makes our guests feel utterly safe. When he’s not working in his Vancouver-based painting and decorating company, Colin can often be found tinkering aboard the Pacific Yellowfin, having a Guinness or our own Pacific Yellowfin Ale.