1982 Blackfin 32 Flybridge

Step aboard and you’ll recognize the classic Blackfin personality right away: a purposeful cockpit with room to fish hard, dive, or just spread out the beanbags for a sunset run. The flybridge gives you that elevated vantage point offshore, but it’s still compact enough to feel connected to your crew below. Older Blackfins like this one are famous for stout hardware and heavy-duty fittings, so hatches, rails, and cleats feel reassuringly substantial. Inside, the layout is simple and practical—easy to clean up after a day of bait and gear. Wide side decks, high bow rails, and a secure ladder to the bridge make moving around underway feel confident, even when the wind picks up.

A 32 Blackfin Flybridge is tailor-made for the kind of boating this region demands: strong currents, surprise squalls, and long runs to deeper water. The deep, weighty hull tracks solidly through short, confused chop and boat wakes, keeping the ride predictable when the afternoon breeze turns on. With efficient diesels, you can comfortably stretch your range to distant reefs and rigs without hovering over the fuel gauge. The open cockpit is ideal for trolling bluewater edges one day and loading up with coolers and water toys the next. Draft and size are friendly enough for local marinas and shallow approaches, yet the boat still has the offshore pedigree to slip past the horizon with confidence.