2001 Mainship 390 sedan

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the wide salon windows flood the interior with natural light, making the boat feel more like a floating condo than a typical trawler. The galley is set up so one person can cook while still staying part of the conversation in the salon, and there’s plenty of cold storage for longer trips. Side decks are generous and secure, with solid rails that make line handling far less stressful. The molded staircase to the flybridge is a standout—no awkward ladders—so carrying snacks or gear topside is simple and safe. Underway, the hull form gives a reassuring, predictable ride, and at the hook, the broad swim platform makes dinghy launches and water play easy.

This 39-foot sedan trawler shines in warm, shallow cruising grounds where sandbars, mangrove cuts, and low bridge clearances are part of every route. The moderate draft and protected running gear let you nose into quiet coves and tucked-away anchorages that deeper boats avoid. Airy interior spaces and cross-ventilation help keep things comfortable on hot, humid days, while the covered aft deck and enclosed flybridge provide welcome shade. Economical diesel burn at trawler speeds suits long ICW-style passages and relaxed island-hopping. With walkaround decks, a practical layout, and efficient systems, this Mainship is well matched to a lifestyle of frequent weekend escapes and extended seasonal cruising in subtropical waters.