Nord Fisher 1705m2014

Nordfisher 170 & Yamaha F100 DETL 2014

One of only 14 made by Sprint Boats. I had this boat custom made having considered a Warrior 175 as its nearest competition. The boat’s sharp entry deep v hull provides great sea worthiness and the ability to keep the boat on the plane when other boats slam.

Boat has inbuilt buoyancy and is unsinkable

Yamaha F100DETL 2015 607 hours full Service History .  7 hours running since last service .Immaculate under hood Twin display gauges

Twin battery set up 115amp main 85 amp auxiliary both replaced in 2021 . Voltage Sensitive Relay fitted with twin isolators. All wiring including battery cables is tinned marine grade.

Sump with removable cover housing auto bilge pump (with manual override switch at helm)

Rule live bait pump with stopcock and scoop fitted in sump, live bait tank and cover.   

Navigation and running lights

Garmin 8” plotter with Detailed Garmin Bluechart on SD Card and Navionics chart on SD card

Garmin colour fish-finder  400c twin frequency transducer mounted on slider for easy removal

Electronics are mounted on a board with separate switch panel so they can be easily removed by disconnecting one power cable. 

Radio and antennae

Anchor chain and warp

Breathable Solacryl mooring cover

Storage in cuddy port and starboard

Boat has been copper coated so no need to antifoul

I used to regularly take this boat 40 miles off shore Pollock fishing in the winter and return with 150kg of prime Sussex Pollock. The boat is also rigged with a rule live-bait pump in the sump with scoop and tank for keeping large numbers of live baits for the bass fishing. I have landed 3 bass over 14lbs on this boat. 

Only reason for selling is the fact I have purchased a commercial fishing boat and not getting to use the Nordfisher anymore.

Boat is currently in Seaford Sussex Happy to arrange a sea trial for a serious buyer. Trailer is not included but could be used for delivery by negotiation.

Please read review by Dave Lewis here

http://www.sprintboats.co.uk/seaanglertest.html

and Simon Everett here

http://www.sprintboats.co.uk/bfm1.html