BULLDAWG - VALHALLA BOATWORKS FOR SALE

The 46' Valhalla BULLDAWG, commissioned in 2023, stands as perhaps the most uniquely outfitted Valhalla V46 yet. She boasts cutting-edge navigation and fishing electronics, from omni sonar and premium transducers to Starlink-powered Wi‑Fi, plus mighty triple Mercury V12 600 outboards with joystick maneuvering, factory warranty through 2/2028, a desalinating watermaker, and an upgraded Seakeeper SK6 gyro. Her bluewater fishability shines with Gemlux rod holders tracing the cockpit coaming and twin 50‑gallon livewells. Whether you’re savoring a day cruise, running offshore on a performance center console, or deploying the ideal superyacht tender, this sportfish-ready Valhalla excels everywhere. Bypass the new-build queue and step aboard a like-new, fully loaded V‑46 delivering extraordinary performance and sumptuous comfort on the water.

Overview & key features

The V-46 welcomes you with a climate-controlled cabin where a U-shaped dining area effortlessly converts to a comfortable queen berth for overnight accommodations. An impressive 6' 7" (2m) of headroom floods with natural light and pairs elegantly with premium upholstery and a 32-inch TV for entertainment. To starboard, the well-appointed galley features a stainless steel sink and faucet, a two-burner recessed stove, a refrigerator/freezer, a microwave oven, and ample cabinet storage, while aft of the galley a private head offers a freshwater sink and faucet, toilet, and shower.

BULLDAWG presents a sleek Flag Blue exterior, with the owner selecting numerous upgrades and enhancements throughout. The helm is anchored by a large air-conditioned command station with three Release Marine 19-inch seats, three flush-mounted Garmin screens, and upgraded navigation and electronics. Comfort extends across the deck with forward lounge and bench seating, a second row of air-conditioned helm seating, and aft-facing mezzanine seating. Purpose-built for tournament action, the V-46 is equipped with twenty-four Gemlux rod holders, twin 54-gallon live wells, and abundant stowage compartments for tackle and gear. The Seakeeper SK6 ensures a smooth ride in any conditions, while triple, upgraded Mercury V12 600 hp engines with Joystick control—covered by warranty until February 2028—deliver authoritative performance complemented by a nearly 760-gallon fuel capacity for extended cruising range.

Further highlights include two 50-gallon live wells, an Eskimo ice maker, Simrad Omni Sonar, FLIR, and Starlink, underscoring a specification that excels offshore and elevates leisurely day cruising alike. Skip the wait for a new build and step aboard a like-new 2023 vessel now.

Machinery

The head provides access to the machinery room, which houses the main engines: three Mercury Verado V12 600 hp units in Cold Fusion White, equipped with joystick control and covered by warranty until February 2028. Engine hours total 430 as of 05/24. Fuel type is gas/petrol, engine controls are joystick, and the drive type is outboard.

Generator and auxiliary systems

A Fischer Panda generator rated at twelve kilowatts delivers quiet, reliable onboard power for all systems. Hours (05/24): 642 hours.

Tank capacities

Engineered for confident range and self-sufficiency, the yacht carries a fuel capacity of 694 USG / 2,627 LT to power extended passages, complemented by a fresh water capacity of 70 USG / 265 LT for comfortable cruising. Waste management is handled by a holding tank of 17 USG / 64 LT, underscoring thoughtful planning for longer stays at sea.

Ancillary equipment

Purpose-built ancillary systems elevate comfort and control, beginning with a powerful bow thruster for precise maneuvering and Seakeeper SK6 stabilizers that deliver remarkable steadiness underway and at anchor. Extended autonomy comes from the freshwater maker and a KUUMA six-gallon hot water heater that ensures a reliable supply for onboard amenities. Climate is expertly managed by air conditioning in the cabin and at the helm, while a dependable Dometic toilet system underscores everyday practicality. After dusk, the ambiance and visibility are enhanced by underwater lighting comprising four lights arranged in two sets.

Safety & security equipment

Vigilant watchkeeping is enhanced by three Garmin GC200 Marine IP cameras strategically positioned: one at the port aft corner, one at the starboard aft corner, and one forward center facing the bow. A Nautic Alert VTracker alarm system with external antennas provides dependable monitoring and notification, while a full complement of life jackets, fire extinguishers, and emergency flares underscores a comprehensive approach to onboard safety.

Communication equipment

Engineered for absolute clarity and reach, the VHF suite features two Icom M510 VHF radios with front and rear microphones, networked through two Icom CTM-500 wireless interface boxes for NMEA2000 and hailer functionality. The installation is seamlessly integrated with two Icom MBF7 flush-mount kits for the M510 units, while transmission performance is elevated by two Shakespeare Phase III 8' VHF antennas, model 6225-Rl in reduced-length specification, paired with two Shakespeare 4187 ratchet mount antennas. For global connectivity, a KVH Tracphone V30 with white base and no labels delivers dependable satcom capability, complemented by a VTech three-handset answering system, model LS6425-3, with caller ID.

Navigation & electronics

At the helm, confident command begins with radar prowess delivered by a Garmin 2524 XHD2 rated at 25 kW with a four-foot array, viewed and managed through a Garmin GPSMAP8622 twenty-two-inch multifunction display. Precision plotting comes courtesy of two Garmin GPSMAP8617 seventeen-inch MFDs supported by a USB card reader, while a suite of navigation peripherals—including a Garmin GXM54 weather antenna, SI‑TEX MDA‑5 Class B AIS with splitter, GPS, and Wi‑Fi, a Garmin GA 38 GPS/GLONASS antenna, and a Garmin GMS 10 network expander—ensures robust connectivity and awareness. For fishfinding and bottom definition, the installation features a Garmin GSD‑26 CHIRP video sounder module paired with an Airmar R109LHW transducer, complemented by a Garmin GSD 25 premium sonar module offering dual‑channel one‑kilowatt CHIRP and a Garmin GT51M‑TH single transducer with temperature, delivering DownVü/SideVü at 260/455 kHz and 80–160 kHz. Deep‑water intelligence is elevated further by a Simrad Fisheries SY50AC 400 mm omni sonar unit operating at 24 VDC and 54–60 kHz, integrated with a Furuno F1918 CH300 1.8 m sonar tube, an Ame custom sonar shaft fairing, a Poly‑Plannar MA3013 three‑inch round gray speaker, an Ame custom sonar vent for the SY50 Simrad Fisheries, and an additional Ame custom SY50 sonar shaft fairing, all harmonized via a Furuno IF‑NMEA2k interface (0183–N2K) and an Actisense N2K PC NGT‑1‑USB gateway. Visibility and control extend aft with a Garmin GPSMAP8616 sixteen‑inch TS MFD loaded with preloaded charts on the underside of the hardtop, while thermal awareness is assured by a FLIR M364 thermal camera system with gyro stabilization governed by a FLIR M300 Series JCU‑1 control unit, networked through two Garmin network PoE isolation couplers and a Tycon five‑port Ethernet PoE switch.

Deck equipment

The exterior T-top presents a fiberglass hardtop supported by polished aluminum, integrating spreader lights, a six-rod rocket launcher with molded-in elements, a radar pod, and overhead lights for exceptional visibility. Gemlux heavy-duty outrigger bases are fitted, with the underside of the hardtop finished to match the hull color. Three Lumitec Razor light bars are mounted forward on the hardtop, while a teaser reel box with bracket, a recessed opening, and a removable door in the hardtop pairs with Miya Epoch US6 12V electric teaser reels for effortless deployment. Custom modifications in the hardtop accommodate eight speakers and four pod, delivering a tailored audio and lighting platform.

The exterior is finished in a dark Flag Blue gelcoat, with “Mohawk” engines color-matched to the hull and outriggers painted Flag Blue for a cohesive presentation. Cockpit spreader lights are to be on either, custom, and a Garmin pod is included for clean electronics integration.

At the helm, a Pro Curve glass enclosure provides a clear, protective wrap for confident navigation in all conditions.

Seating and upholstery are elevated by Release Marine teak helm chairs—three, nineteen-inch—equipped with outboard electric slides and flip-up bolsters, complemented by upgraded Release Marine jump seat backrests. A second-row seating module with aft-facing mezz enhances versatility, joined by second-row bench seating with Release arm rests and practical Plano box storage in the backrest. The Costa Marine package refines the console and lounge/helm seating, further enriched by Costa Marine wing panels, Half 4,205. Comfort and style continue with GG Schmitt integrated folding transom seats, diamond/Bentley stitching, upgraded upholstery for both seating and coaming, and a substantial coaming bolster that completes the cockpit’s polished, enduring finish.

Audio visual equipment

Elevate every moment on board with a Fusion Stereo MS-RA770 Apollo Series touchscreen featuring Apple AirPlay, unified with a Fusion MS-ACSXV-Only Sirius/XM tuner, a Shakespeare SRA-50 Sirius antenna, and a twelve-inch rubber AM/FM antenna for crisp, uninterrupted reception. The soundstage is meticulously curated through six JL M6 Marine 8.8-inch white coax speakers—Classic/Single, M6-880X-C-3gW—in standard locations, complemented by two JL M6 Marine 7.7-inch white coax speakers, M6-770X-C-3gW, set at the aft corners, and two JL M3 6.5-inch Classic White speakers with 2.74-inch depth in the cabin. The hardtop amplifies the atmosphere with eight JL M6 Marine 7.7-inch white coax speakers, Classic/Single—two forward, two overhead, and four aft in the pod—while low-frequency authority comes courtesy of four M6 Marine ten-inch white subwoofers, Classic/Single, with two integrated into the seating module and two on the anchor locker bulkhead. Power and precision are delivered by a JL Audio M800/8V2 eight-channel stereo amp at 12 volt, two JL Audio M400/4 channel 100w amplifiers, and two JL Audio M600/1 subwoofer amps, all effortlessly managed through the Fusion Apollo ERX400 wired remote for seamless control across zones.

Cinematic entertainment is equally refined, anchored by a 32-inch television connected to a KVH TracVision TV3 with IP Enabled TV Hub A, a KVH DirecTV H25 HD DSS receiver, and a KVH H25 DTV receiver RF remote. Flawless distribution is ensured by a SnapAV HDMI-1x2 splitter B-200-HDSplitter-1x2, while a KVH tapered V3 antenna mount and a KVH TracPhone V30 AC/DC power supply round out a robust SATTV and communications suite designed for effortless enjoyment offshore.

Galley & domestic equipment

The galley is appointed with a sleek Corian countertop and a stainless steel sink and faucet, while a two-burner recessed stove, refrigerator/freezer, and microwave oven ensure effortless meal preparation. Abundant cabinet storage keeps provisions organized, and durable synthetic teak flooring adds a warm, yacht-quality finish.

Special equipment & other features

Purpose-built for serious anglers, the cockpit is equipped with four 12 V electric reel outlets—two midship and two aft—alongside two Gemlux heavy-duty swivel rod holders. Twelve Gemlux rod holders are set in the coaming at thirty degrees, with eight more in the lounge at fifteen degrees, plus two rod holders in the transom at zero degrees. Three 50 USG / 189 LT live wells are integrated into the transom to keep bait lively throughout the day, and a Valhalla filet table streamlines onboard preparation.

Thoughtful enhancements elevate comfort, control, and capability. Air conditioning cools the helm and seating, while an anchor chute with stainless-steel plow anchor and windlass makes set-and-retrieve effortless. A bow thruster adds precision handling, and the Reverso automatic engine flush system simplifies care after every run. Practical touches include comprehensive LED lighting in all deck and coaming boxes, refrigeration in the deck drink boxes, and refrigerated mezzanine bench seat boxes, complemented by a removable stainless diver ladder and a hot/cold custom transom shower. Nighttime presence and visibility are amplified by an underwater light package with four lights in two sets, augmented by additional custom underwater lights. Offshore poise is assured with a Seakeeper SK6, while a faux teak helm pod, faux teak toe rail, faux teak transom, and a teak deck package for the helm platform area deliver timeless style. An Eskimo ice maker ensures a steady supply of ice, and a bow towing eye broadens towing options.

Technology and infrastructure upgrades are extensive and tailored. The vessel is prepped for sonar with a custom-installed sonar tube, forward helm chair switches have been relocated to the horizontal surface of the seating for intuitive control, and a custom supply-and-install of one 110 V outlet is neatly housed inside a storage box. Power is bolstered by an upgrade to a twelve kW generator, and long-range autonomy is secured with the custom supply and installation of a watermaker. Custom handrails on the hardtop improve security underway, with additional handrails fitted to accommodate aft Garmin equipment.

Accommodation

Accessed through the port-side console door, a powder-coated pedestal with teak stair treads leads down to an air-conditioned cabin. Forward, U-shaped dinette seating with a bolstered backrest surrounds a drop-down table that converts the space into a queen berth, complemented by a head and shower for added comfort.