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Check any serious tournament leaderboard and count the Yellowfins. Sarasota’s carbon-and-Kevlar center consoles are the fish-raising machines the pros run when the check depends on it.
Yellowfin hulls are built with carbon and Kevlar reinforcement and a ride-to-weight ratio that turns brutal runs into fast ones. The 36, 39 and 42 Offshore models dominate center console tournament fleets for a simple reason: they get crews to the fish first and home driest.
Scarcity defines the brand: production stays limited, waiting lists persist and barely two hundred boats trade nationally at a time. Values hold the way scarce, proven things do.
Each series page compares its models side by side, with live market pricing, buyer fit and a payment estimate on every boat.
Offshore Center Console. Tournament-proven hulls, 29 to 54 feet.
Typical market: $150,000 to $1.2M
Bay Boat. The inshore standards at 24 and 26 feet.
Typical market: $76,500 to $159,000
Hybrid Console. Flats draft, offshore spine, one hull.
Typical market: $170,000 to $289,900
Performance Console. Carbon construction at the production edge.
Typical market: $300,000 to $900,000
The Offshore line is the heart: 29 to 54 feet of canyon capability. Bay models bring the same construction inshore. The 26 Hybrid genuinely does both sides of the inlet, and the Carbon Elite builds push performance to the edge of production boatbuilding.
Power packages define these hulls: triple and quad late-generation outboards with warranty command strong premiums, and repower history is the first survey question that matters.
Float Finance lends on new inventory, dealer stock and private-party used Yellowfins alike. Live market pricing on every page keeps the negotiation honest, and the payment estimate keeps the budget in view from the first click.
The guide is not a brochure. Every page is wired to the purchase itself.
Every model page carries the current asking range for that exact boat, updated from the market, not a brochure.
A calculator on every page turns the asking price into a monthly number before the dealer conversation starts.
Qualifying purchases financed through Float include warranty protection at no added cost.
Construction and results. Carbon-Kevlar layups, resin infusion and tournament pedigree put these hulls in a different class, and the resale market has always agreed.
From about $75,000 for used Bay models to $1.2 million for late 54 Offshores, with the tournament core of 36 to 42 footers between $300,000 and $900,000.
It is the rare crossover that is not: skinny enough for the flats skiff crowd, seaworthy enough for weather, which is why used examples sell in days.
They push demand into brokerage, where late-model boats sometimes clear near original invoice. Patience or payment, every Yellowfin buyer picks one.
Transom and bracket condition, fuel system, and the full service file on the outboard bank. The hulls themselves age famously well.
Documentation-ready, survey-anchored and sized to tournament-grade values. Pick the hull and the rigging; the structure follows the real numbers.
Four series, one buying decision at a time. Choose the family, compare its models, and finance the one that fits.
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