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RAISING THE FLAG(SHIP)

LOA (w/platform): 46’6”

 Beam: 13’10”

Draft (motors up) 2’6”

Weight (approx.): 28,375 lbs.

Power: (3) 425-hp Yamaha F425s

Fuel: 600 gals.

Water: 100 gals.

Base Price: $1.43 million

Pursuit Boats has achieved “yacht” status with the launch of its new flagship, the OS 445, which was unveiled to dealers and the media in Tampa, Florida, in August. While the Florida-based builder made its reputation with smaller center-console and dual-console fishing boats, this big (46’6” with platform), beamy (13’10”) vessel is designed to support cruising adventures lasting from a weekend to an entire summer.

The OS 445 is the largest model in Pursuit’s Offshore range of express-style fishing boats, which also includes the OS 325, the OS 355 and

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