Want to be the coolest person your friends know? Of course you do, that is why you have a boat. So plan an excursion to a cool spot on the water, drop anchor, and serve up some good eats. Simple foods, prepped at home, are the way to go. If you really want to class… Read More
Sailfish Design
Posted: November 15, 2021
Design is concerned with how things work, how they are controlled, and the nature of the interaction between people and technology. When done well, the results are brilliant, pleasurable products.* Sailfish customers appreciate and expect clean, intuitive design. Sailfish Design Manager Jeff Daum aspires to dignified simplicity when designing a boat – it is… Read More
Cooking Your Catch – Flounder Cheeks
Posted: October 29, 2021
Panko-Crusted Flounder Cheeks Flounder is a bountiful catch in the fall months, and is a wonderfully tasty inshore species to accompany a dockside meal. Because of its thinner structure and elliptical shape, it can be a bit awkward to cut. But if you get it right, you’ll be rewarded with the most delicious steaks. Captains… Read More
How to Winterize and Decommission Your Sailfish Boat
Posted: October 27, 2021
Lots of Sailfish owners go through the process of putting their boat up for a winter’s nap. Denny Warren, Sales and Transportation Manager for Sailfish Boats, knows a thing or two about decommissioning – because he has seen a thing or two over the years. “When it comes to powering down and preparing for the… Read More
Cooking Your Catch
Posted: September 30, 2021
Blackened Cobia Cobia is abundant in warm water and is typically found between the Gulf of Mexico and North Carolina. Around wintertime it migrates to Florida waters, where the catch makes for a delightful day on the water. Sailfish’s 2022 Center Console lineup is a respectable match for this species. Cobia has a light, forward… Read More
Get Your Motor Running
Posted: September 30, 2021
Mercury Marine Gives Quiet Confidence To some, boating is a performance-driven feast for the senses: the push of the throttle, the blast of the ocean air, the roar of the outboard engine(s) as the boat reaches plane. For others, it’s the overall stillness of the experience – the quiet connection with the boat and with… Read More
Tap Into the Grid
Posted: June 18, 2021
The Solid Promise Behind Sailfish’s Stalwart Stringer System Boat manufacturers can talk all day about fancy fishing features or a boat’s rugged abilities. But ultimately the integrity of any boat comes down to its hull. And the integrity of any hull lies in its robust stringer system. Sailfish doesn’t cut corners or allow room for… Read More
Let’s Take a Walk Around
Posted: June 16, 2021
The classic walkaround design is made to fit a broad range of functionality. There are many unique advantages to this style boat, which hosts everything from family days on the lake to long fishing excursions. Sailfish’s 220 WAC model is no exception, and tells its own unique story of fun and adventure. The 220 WAC… Read More
ARE YOU A CENTER CONSOLE OR A DUAL CONSOLE TYPE?
Posted: May 17, 2021
Center and Dual Console models are experiencing a surge in overall popularity – especially during the pandemic. With so many options available to anglers and families, it is important to understand the subtle differences between layouts to decide. Both platforms cater to fishing and entertaining needs, but one is uniquely different from the other. One… Read More
THE CALL OF THE WATER
Posted: April 30, 2021
The Call of the Water Like many Sailfish owners, Steve Karras has spent his life on the water in all sorts of rigs. A native Cape Codder, he grew up in Yarmouth, MA, in a household of commercial fishermen and boating enthusiasts, jockeying his time between the fishing and watersport hobbies. “If I wasn’t off… Read More
