Build Year: 1986

Used For: Fishing

Hull: Fibreglass

Length: 8.00m

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Engine:

Cummings inboard engine on a shaft drive.

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Additional Information:

The vessel 'Red Admiral' is an 8-meter fishing boat believed to have been constructed by Treeve Boats - Hayle in 1986, she is characterised by a 3/4 open weather deck and a wheelhouse with a storage room in the bows, she has a red hull with wooden rub rails and trims.

The deck is sheltered by a tarpaulin on the mooring but cannot be used when fishing. Documentation aboard suggests that she has a LOA of 8 meters and is 2.76 meters in breadth The boat is fitted with a Cummings inboard engine on a shaft drive.

Historical documentation aboard suggests that the vessel was once utilised for commercial purposes, although it is no longer 'in code' for such operations.

'Red Admiral' is equipped with an Icon DSC/VHF system and a Garmin Plotter, alongside a selection of miscellaneous Standard Horizon and Koden Plotters.

The onboard amenities include a small galley on the starboard side, featuring a sink and a two burner hob, the boat presents itself with a pot-hauling windlass affixed to the deck. The pronounced high freeboard at the bow and heavy displacement design indicates that 'Red
Admiral' is designed for stability, albeit at the expense of speed. This quality likely renders the boat capable of handling various weather conditions with proficiency.