- Stock #319301 - 35' Duffy Lobster boat powered with a Cummins 315 HP engine with 4k hours!! This 1990 Duffy 35 is a family-owned boat that has passed through two generations and been lovingly maintained by both the current owner and his grandfather. She originally had a John Deer engine but was repowered to a Cummins 315 HP which has about 4 thousand original hours. She is set up for lobster and tuna and would make a great boat for someone upgrading their lobster business. Alternatively, you could consider this boat a "blank slate", ready to be converted to a lobster yacht of the highe... read more

- Stock #064976 - Lobster boat with rebuilt engine, wooden hull sheathed in West system fiberglass This was a very nice lobster boat back in the day that was built by the venerable Robert Rich. She is constructed of West System Epoxy over 1.5" cedar planking on white oak frames. She has bronze fasteners. Her Detroit 8v71 Engine has been recently rebuilt and has 0 hours on it. Vessel features: -Full enclosed cabin with 4 bunks -Jib crane and boom. -Closed stern -Hydraulic Pot hauler -GPS Top speed is 14 Knots. The seller will entertain any reasonable offer. This seller also has t... read more

- Stock #062883 - Barge project that might be of use after you've made repairs For sale is a Corten steel 16' x 40' lobstermans push barge that is 4' deep. It is a single wall fuel hauling tank that would handle 8000 gallons of diesel and 4000 gallons of gas. They cannot be used for that purpose under the current regulations. It is on the hard and needs repairs before it can be relaunched. It has no engine and is strictly a push barge. This 4' deep barge previously transported bait, gasoline and diesel fuel to the offshore island lobstering grounds. Vessel can no longer haul fuel since ... read more

- Stock #064981 - Barge project that might be of use after you've made repairs For sale is a steel 20' x 52' lobstermans push barge. It is a single wall fuel hauling tank that would handle 9000 gallons of diesel and 7000 gallons of gas. They cannot be used for that purpose under the current regulations. It has no engine and is strictly a push barge. This 4' deep barge previously transported bait, gasoline and diesel fuel to the offshore island lobstering grounds. Vessel can no longer haul fuel since it has only a single hull and cannot be certified to haul fuels. The Seller will consid... read more