NEW Deep V 50 Sport Fisher Just Listed

The Deep V 50 is the new benchmark in Australian blue-water sportfishing - an uncompromising 50-footer designed for those who demand power, capability, and comfort in equal measure. Built on the legendary Deep V hull and refreshed with new-generation Deep V styling, this is a vessel engineered for serious offshore sports fishing yet refined enough for family cruising and extended coastal escapes. From the moment you step aboard, the Deep V 50 makes its presence known. The massive cockpit is purpose-built for big-game fishing, offering deep coamings, wide walkarounds, oversized kill boxes, a large live-bait tank, and abundant rod storage. With options for mezzanine seating, outriggers, tuna tubes, and electric teaser reels, the DV50 is tournament-ready straight from the factory. Inside, the atmosphere softens into a warm, inviting retreat. Large windows flood the saloon with natural light, highlighting the open-plan layout, comfortable lounge seating, and a fully equipped galley designed for extended offshore stays. Below deck, the three-cabin layout provides exceptional volume: a private port master cabin, a double guest cabin forward, and a bunk cabin to starboard. Two beautifully finished bathrooms complete the accommodation, making overnight passages and extended trips effortless. At sea, the Deep V 50's pedigree becomes immediately clear. Its Deep V running surface delivers a soft, predictable ride even when conditions turn, maintaining exceptional stability and tracking at speed. Powered by twin Cummins QSM 11 715 HP diesels, the DV 50 cruises comfortably in the mid-20-knot range and pushes into the low 30s when required. It's a hull that inspires confidence in the hands of experienced skippers, offering the range, speed, and handling needed for serious blue-water missions. Whether you're running wide in search of marlin, entertaining friends at anchor, or exploring remote coastlines with family, the Deep V 50 is the offshore companion you've always imagined. Adventure begins where the horizon meets the sea.