Introducing the 1998 Aura 28 Tournament Series, a remarkable center console that combines performance and style. Designed by Dick Lazzara and built to fish the Boca Grande Pass to the Florida Keys. With an overall length of 28 feet, this vessel is crafted from durable fiberglass, ensuring longevity and resilience on the water. Powered by twin 2010 Yanmar 6LPA-STP2 inboard engines, each delivering an impressive 315 horsepower, with only 1335 hours of use. The design of the 28 Tournament Series emphasizes functionality, making it an ideal choice for fishing enthusiasts and day cruisers alike. Its spacious layout provides ample room for relaxation and enjoyment on the water. Experience the thrill of the sea with "Heron's Catch," a boat that embodies both quality craftsmanship and the spirit of adventure. Whether you're navigating coastal waters or enjoying a leisurely day, this vessel is sure to impress.

Key Features of This Yacht
Vessel Description
Additional Information
- Molded fiberglass liner
- Access to anchor locker
- Vinyl headliner
- Round aluminum deck hatch with screen
- Cushions on V-berth
- Wood trim with hand rubbed gloss finish - Birds Eye Maple
- Fabric wall panels
- 12 volt head with Y-valve and 15 gallon holding tank
- Storage under bunks and in forward face of bulkhead
- Shelving and locker outboard
Yacht Specification
Vessel Name
Heron's Catch
Length
28 ft
Beam
10.25 ft
Manufacturer
Aura
Model
28 Tournament Series
Year Of Vessel
1998
Boat Type
power-center
Fuel Capacity
210 gal
Fuel Type
Diesel
Engine Make
Yanmar
Engine Model
6LPA-STP2
Engine Hours
Engine 1: 1335, Engine 2: 1335
Engine Type
Inboard
No. of Fuel Tanks
1
No. of Engine
2
Engine HP
2 X 315
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This 1998 Aura 28 Tournament Series is a premium power category boat currently located in Stuart, FL, United States. It is powered by 2 Yanmar engines producing 2 X 315 HP. With a beam of 10.25 ft and a fuel capacity of 210 gal gallons, it's an ideal choice for buyers seeking Diesel powered boats with efficient layouts.


