Done Deal - YELLOWFIN FOR SALE

The 2015 Yellowfin 32 is the epitome of a refined center console, blending striking style with genuine offshore capability. Purpose-built for those who demand a fast, responsive ride, it pairs crisp lines with muscular power for confident performance in open water. Easy to helm and remarkably composed in a head sea, it pampers guests with generous seating, a broad, uncluttered deck, and the polished fit and finish that define a luxury sportfishing dayboat and bespoke yacht tender.

A fine-tuned hull with a knife-like bow entry and a 22-degree deadrise at the stepped transom delivers quick acceleration, surefooted stability, and an impressively dry ride. The low-profile bow rail, flush-mounted hardware, and grippy, infused nonskid create true 360-degree fishability and effortless movement from stem to stern. Smart storage abounds: a large centerline dry box up front is complemented by two additional forward dry lockers, while recessed shelves beneath the bow covering boards discreetly house life jackets and essential gear. Anglers will appreciate twin livewells—an integrated 100-gallon pressurized tank in the leaning post and a 50-gallon tank in the transom—plus twin saddle fish boxes in the cockpit, each boasting a 600-quart capacity.

Configured as a custom yacht tender, this 32 features forward seating, a robust hardtop, and a tow eye, with only 575 hours on twin Yamaha 300s. Electronics are equally impressive, with dual Garmin GPS/radar/depth-sounder displays and a Garmin autopilot added in 2022. The same year brought fresh diamond-stitched upholstery, a carbon-fiber pole sunshade, and Gemlux outrigger bars with telescoping carbon riggers. In 2025, it received new batteries, new bilge pumps, fresh paint on the engine covers, and a just-completed 300-hour engine service—proof of meticulous, up-to-date care.

As poised as it is purposeful, this 32-foot Yellowfin stands out on the brokerage market. It’s a polished, high-performance platform for serious sportfishing and elegant day cruising alike—an offshore center console, luxury fishing boat, and tournament-ready yacht tender that elevates every outing.

Introduction

Driving the 32 is like slipping behind the wheel of a Corvette convertible: throttle response is instantaneous, the bow settles quickly to keep sightlines clear, and the hull answers the slightest course correction with poise. Oversize K-Plane trim tabs make rapid work of tuning attitude for changing loads and sea states, so she punches through waves and sheds water like a seal, inviting you to unleash your inner speed demon. Starting with a sharp bow entry, the hull flows aft to dual notched steps that ventilate the running surface and cut drag, while the stepped transom carries an assertive 22 degrees of deadrise for a soft, fast ride. Measuring a confident 9'9" overall at the beam, the stern is nearly 5 inches wider than the previous model, neatly offsetting the extra mass of four-stroke power; even with two adults leaning over the rail, the waterline scarcely moves. Aft freeboard remains low enough for clean wiring of a fish, and the bow cap is slightly lowered to better suit height-challenged anglers. The 32’s layout is all clean, purposeful efficiency: a low-profile bow rail, flush-mount hardware, and infused nonskid work together to deliver true 360-degree maneuverability. The centerline bow dry box can be divided into two sections and is generous enough for beanbags; two additional dry boxes are set in the forward deck. Under the bow covering boards, a recessed shelf discreetly cloaked by a mesh panel stows life jackets and gear. For serious live baiting, twin livewells come standard: a 100-gallon pressurized tank integrated into the leaning post and a second 50-gallon well in the transom. In the cockpit deck, twin saddle fish boxes each offer 600-quarts-plus of macerated capacity to ice, sort, and store your catch.

Standard equipment

Everyday fishability and comfort come fully appointed. Forward seating features a filler cushion and a convertible table, while a forward console entry opens to a compartment pre-plumbed for a toilet. Organization is effortless with a six-drawer tackle center to starboard of the helm seat and three-drawer storage to port, complemented by two cup holders. Boarding is easy via a pull-out stern boarding/swim ladder, and shore power needs are met by an onboard battery charger. Hardware is premium throughout, with Gemlux flush-mount cleats, a stainless-steel pop-up bow light, and under-gunwale courtesy lights. Hydraulic steering keeps control light and predictable, and the white console and coaming cushions are finished with Moon Dust trim. Reliable Rule pumps serve an 1100 GPH livewell and a 1200 GPH bilge. Utility details include stainless-steel D-rings, 2-inch Gemlux fuel fills, four gunwale rod holders, and high-performance trim tabs. The helm’s lighted switch panel fronts tinned copper wiring with Deutsch connectors, while an O-ring gutter system manages deck drainage. Below the waterline, Gemlux stainless-steel thru-hull fitting and Gemlux ball valves speak to long-term durability. Overhead, a T-Top with four rod holders stands ready for the run offshore. Deck duty is simplified with a saltwater washdown, an aft 55-gallon livewell, and a 530-quart macerated fishbox. In 2022, notable upgrades were added: a new Garmin autopilot, new diamond-stitched upholstery, a new bow sunshade with carbon fiber poles, and new Gemlux outrigger bars with telescoping carbon fiber riggers.

Optional equipment

Optional and notable equipment comprises twin Yamaha 300 hp outboards, a Moon Dust hull color with a white-painted bottom, and a custom powder-coated hardtop with a Moon Dust underside. Utility and angling upgrades include a tow eye, two additional swivel rod holders, and a bow sunshade with carbon fiber poles. Electronics are anchored by an integrated Garmin suite combining GPS, radar, depth sounder, and autopilot. After dark, two underwater lights set the mood, while full covers protect the boat at rest. A fresh-water washdown adds convenience at the dock or on the drift, and Gemlux outrigger bars with carbon fiber poles expand the spread when you’re hunting pelagics.

Disclaimer

The details of this vessel are offered in good faith, but accuracy and the vessel’s condition are not guaranteed or warranted. Buyers are encouraged to have their agents or surveyors investigate any particulars they wish to validate. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.