1995 Blackfin Combi 33

Step aboard and the Combi layout immediately shows its strengths: a massive, open cockpit that feels more like a much larger sportfish and a secure, protected lower helm that keeps you running comfortably when the weather turns. The wide side decks and aggressive bow flare make it easy and safe to work the foredeck, whether you’re setting the hook on a wreck or dealing with a feisty fish at the bow. Inside, the updated interior softens the boat’s tough, bluewater personality with bright finishes and practical storage. The tower sightlines are excellent for both trolling and bottom fishing, and the solid feel underway is classic Blackfin—no creaks, no drama, just a serious, purposeful ride.

For local waters that can shift from calm mornings to choppy afternoons, the 33 Combi’s deep‑V hull and weight distribution shine, slicing through short, stacked seas without beating up crew or gear. The combination of diesel efficiency and manageable size makes it ideal for long runs to distant reefs, while still being easy to dock in tighter marinas. The open cockpit and tower are perfectly suited for trolling weedlines, kite fishing, or live‑baiting along inshore edges. At the same time, the air‑conditioned cabin and practical galley give you a comfortable base for overnight trips and weekend cruising between barrier islands and sheltered anchorages.