1994 Cabo 35 Flybridge Sportfisher for Sale – 35 ft – Forked River, NJ, United States

This 35 Cabo is powered by the Upgraded Cummins 6CTA with 420 HP Cruises this boat at 27 MPH and tops out at 34.5 MPH to get you out to the fishing grounds quickly and efficiently.

Heat Exchangers and Aftercoolers removed and complete Service 2025

Generator Redone in 2024

New Turbos 2022

New Air conditioning 2025

New Blue sea Battery Charger 2023

New Windlass installed 2022

Spare set of Propellers

Introducing the 1994 Cabo 35 Flybridge Sportfisher, a remarkable saltwater fishing vessel designed for performance and comfort. With an overall length of 35 feet, this boat features a robust fiberglass hull with a Deep Vee shape, ensuring stability and agility on the water. Powered by twin Cummins 8.3-6CTA inboard engines, each delivering an impressive 420 horsepower, this sportfisher is capable of cruising at speeds of 27 mph, making it perfect for reaching your favorite fishing spots quickly. The electric windlass adds convenience, enhancing your fishing experience. This model is well-equipped for serious anglers, offering a functional layout with one head for comfort. With 2047 hours of use, it has proven its reliability and performance. The Cabo 35 Flybridge Sportfisher is an excellent choice for those seeking adventure on the open sea, combining power, style, and practicality in one impressive package.

The Cabo 35 Flybridge Sportfisher is built by one the most successful boat builders in the business. Knowledgeable boat owners, fishermen, and the American financial community all consider the founders of Cabo Yachts to be two of the most successful builders in the world. Henry Mohrschladt and Michael Howarth began their first successful partnership building Pacific Seacraft sailboats. Back then, a serious offshore sailor planning an epic journey always chose (or aspired to) one of these boats. When Mohrschladt and Howarth sold the sailboat company, they decided they really wanted to build sportfishing boats. The result is what is seen here: the Cabo 35 Flybridge. Saltwater Sportsman claims that “the Cabo 35 lays down one of the cleanest wakes I've seen. With minimal turbulence behind the twin props, the surface trolling lures run exceptionally well from 1,000 rpm (10 mph) all the way up to 1,500 rpm (16 mph)." A 130-square-foot cockpit is unheard of on a 35-footer. Twin tackle boxes on each side of the cabin door carry everything to rig for any species that might be encountered. An industrial-strength transom door allows even the largest fish to be easily brought aboard and smaller fish can be safely stored in two large in-deck fish boxes. Everything else a serious angler demands can be found within easy reach, from rod holders to fresh- and saltwater washdowns. In fact, Cabo is so serious about this boat's fishing ability, that Henry Mohrschladt designed the cockpit before anything else, then built a boat around it. The flybridge with the aft-situated controls allows the helmsman an unobstructed view of the entire cockpit. When the fish moves off the corner, the Cabo 35 will beat it to wherever it's headed. The main cabin provides loads of room for socializing in elegant comfort. A portside galley affords plenty of room for the chef to create multi-course masterpieces, uncrowded by the guests at the starboard settee that easily seats five. There's additional seating portside aft of the galley. At the same time, there's precious little dead space, because storage abounds beneath settees and behind bulkheads. Below, a spacious double cabin features a large, double island berth on centerline and again, storage that puts many larger boats to shame. Two rod lockers forward conceal as many as 10 offshore rods with reels. A spacious head with a separate stall shower adjoins the forward stateroom.