Reel Inn – a truly remarkable 2003 Viking 61 Convertible, This stunning tournament sports fishing yacht combines luxury and performance. With an impressive overall length of 63.5 feet, this vessel boasts a modified Vee fiberglass hull ensuring stability and agility on the water. Powered by twin MTU engines, each delivering 1480 horsepower, the Reel Inn achieves a cruising speed of 22 knots and a maximum hull speed of 35 knots, making it a true powerhouse. With a range of 475 nautical miles, this boat is perfect for extended fishing trips. The interior features three well-appointed cabins and three heads, providing ample space for comfort and convenience.
A truly remarkable equipment list of custom upgrades puts this tournament yacht in the top pedigree of the West Coast market. Elegance exudes from her custom ordered high gloss interior, to her enormous teak cockpit. Fly above the fish in her 40 foot Palm Beach tuna tower overlooking the giant foredeck. The lifting davit easily hoists the large RIB and a PWC aboard with plenty of room leftover for lounging. Custom stainless steel railings flank the side decks leading to her bow which has been custom modified to fit into her Santa Barbara Harbor 60′ Slip, and still include the anchor and electric windlass.
The Reel Inn is ready for anything an angler can throw at her. You will not find a better equipped sport-fishing / family cruiser on the west coast. Relax or fish in comfort with her Seakeeper 18 gyroscopic stabilizer system, an array of reefers, kill lockers with ice chippers, and deep freezers. The three cabin, three head layout provides ample guest accommodations each with independent climate & AV control. The salon and galley are very spacious and provide an excellent layout for entertaining.
Reel Inn is titled in a fully transferrable LLC.
Well qualified parties should contact us today to schedule a private showing.
Her ultra-wide 60′ upwind Marina One Santa Barbara Harbor slip is transferrable at additional consideration, please contact us for more details on the transfer process.
