When we began designing and developing the Lindell 48’, we knew this was an opportunity to create features that we’d never had, never experienced on any other boat, but had dreamed of and brainstormed. One of those was the hardtop extending farther over the mezzanine to give us an even drier fishing experience. That inadvertently gave us another opportunity to have a full pass through on the hard top, making a safer and more comfortable access that had stairs and @aqua_traction instead of a ladd

A little run in Puget sound. Where we are from. #lindellyachts #lindell42 #lindell #yachts #fishing #boatbuilder #washington | Lindell Yachts

The Lindell 42’. The Lindell that built much of our fishing yacht reputation. The signature forward-rake windshield, diesel power, fishability, great range, two berths, and all the modern technology needed for liveaboard life. Here it is heading to the halibut grounds on a classic west coast day. The fishing was phenomenal. | Lindell Yachts

The Lindell 41’ anchored up, impatiently waiting for a school to chase. What’s your dream target species to go on the hunt for aboard the 41’? #lindellyachts #lindell41 #fishing #sportfishing #fishhardresteasy | Lindell Yachts

“There are no solutions, only trade-offs.” - Thomas Sowell. While that’s a maxim that applies everywhere, it especially applies to every choice that goes into making a fishing yacht. We wanted the 48’ to be our biggest, most long-range vessel yet with luxury amenities, but we didn’t want to completely sacrifice fuel economy. We wanted plenty of deck space for fishing, but didn’t want to sacrifice too much cabin room for the folks doing the fishing. We needed the ability to spend multiple days at