1944 Jacobson Bros Troller Sold Boat in Port Townsend, WA US

Converted NW Salmon Troller. Right when you walk into the pilothouse there are some amazing wood cork floors custom installed. The cork floors where also installed during the conversion on the stairs leading down to the large open living aft salon cabin that was custom fitted as well w/ bamboo flooring. The cork wood stairs are removable to access the battery system. Each step can be lifted up and used as a cubby space/storage for food, tools, or other goodies. This conversion masterpiece is a one of a kind vessel featuring a roomy V-berth with a large skylight overhead. This V-birth is located under the reinforced pilothouse and is a few feet lower than the aft cabin in the bow. It is spacious and comfortable, also featuring a work bench area on the port side. In this same area in the bow below deck in a full size head w/ shower. It features custom cobble stone and wood finishes that were added during the conversion as well. This is where one is going to have stand-up access to the large engine room inside where the 170HP Detroit Diesel lives along with the heating system, pump workings, tanks, and more. Additionally, there is lots of storage on both sides in salon underneath the port and starboard side-decks. Not to forget the galley features trendy back splash, propane stove w/ 4 burners/oven, and a brand new fridge/freezer. Salon is connected and wide open with the galley in the aft cabin before you go below to head and v-berth on this tri-level cruiser. Take stairs up to pilothouse from the added aft cabin where there is a nice table/ and two chairs at the helm. Sockeye sleeps five comfortably. All new tanks, electrical panels, wiring, and plumbing.

Designed by Ed Monk and built in Seattle, WA. Conversion began in 2006. Comes with 10' dinghy w/ 2HP Honda outboard. Berthed at Boat Haven Marina, Port of Port Townsend, slip A-071.