32ft Jet-Propelled Fishing Vessel

This 32 foot [9.8m] AMS design was built in the Pacific Northwest for an avid fisher who needed the capability to run in shallow water in all weather conditions. Construction is of welded marine alloy and a single inline diesel engine drives a waterjet. The main helm is within the cozy cabin which is heated via a diesel stove with an auxilliary helm station under the aft deck overhang.

Hull surfaces are convex for added strength and the monohedron V-bottom geometry provides both speed and impact damping. The generous transom platform allows a large fish box as well as a mount for a trolling kicker.