Miami, FL

The owner has purchased a new boat and needs to free up this dock space. Drastic price reduction.This Island Hopper is the finest used boat of it's type I have ever seen. The owner had an excellent yard refit the boat in 2020. No expense was spared to make this boat like NEW. New Cat C7.1 currently 320 hoursNew transmission, New generator, New AC, Fresh paint inside and out, New electronics, New rudder, New steering system, New electrical breaker panel, New rod holders, New Gemlux outriggers, New Gemlux cleats, New bow rail, New underwater lights.New Bow ThrusterNew Flybridge with 2nd station (2023)New Fuel Tanks (2024)New Bottom Paint (2024) The Island Hopper 29 is a wide beam vessel that provides the performance, stability, and ride sought by boaters everywhere. The Island Hopper offers a 12-foot beam for unmatched stability and comfort while trolling or at anchor. She planes out quickly, providing fast speed and economical operating costs. Hull design has a deep-V entry forward changing to a flat three-degree deadrise aft. Double-wide chines and a self-bailing deck are also strong points. Beam at widest point is 12 feet. Hull construction is of hand-laminated glass, woven roving of eight to 18 laminations resulting in a one- to two-inch layer in the bottom of the hull. All critical points such as chines, bow, and keel are strengthened with extra layers of glass, and the bottom is stiffened with four longitudinal stringers. The Island Hopper 30 was originally developed over 3-1/2 decades ago to fill the need for a small, versatile, commercial grade vessel with strength, durability and a long working life that could be bought for, and maintained at, a reasonable cost. Today it remains as true to those original goals as the day the first Island Hopper was built. They are used world wide for sport fishing and dive chartersIndividually built to order using quality commercial grade components, entirely hand-laid including a solid fiberglass hull with no coring, rugged durability and long life are the trademarks of Island Hoppers everywhere.