2020 Regulator Marine Center Console Boat in Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410 US

One of the defining characteristics of the Regulator 41 is its ability to combine substantial offshore construction, a legendary 24-degree deep-V hull and impressive performance.

This particular boat demonstrates that combination exceptionally well.

At approximately 4,100 RPM, she settles into an excellent real-world cruising sweet spot:

Approximately 39 MPH / 34 Knots

Approximately 60 GPH Total Fuel Burn

That equates to approximately 0.65 statute miles per gallon while maintaining nearly 40 MPH—a compelling combination for long South Florida and Bahamas runs.

Actual speed, fuel consumption and range will vary with vessel loading, sea conditions, bottom condition, fuel load and other operating variables.

The 2020 model year is particularly desirable because it incorporates the important factory improvements introduced to the Regulator 41 beginning with the 2019 redesign.

Among the most noticeable improvements is the integrated hard-glass windshield with power ventilation, providing substantially greater weather protection at the helm.

The redesigned hardtop arrangement further improves the helm environment and incorporates a cockpit sunshade, providing valuable protection over the aft cockpit.

These later-generation improvements created a more refined Regulator 41 while retaining the serious offshore DNA and substantial construction for which the model became known.

For owners making long Bahamas crossings, fishing offshore in the NE Canyons or operating year-round in South Florida, the improved helm protection and hardtop design provide meaningful advantages over earlier configurations.

The Marlin tower is one of the defining features of this particular Regulator 41.

Among similar-age Regulator 41s currently being marketed, tower-equipped boats are extremely difficult to find. That makes this configuration particularly compelling for the serious offshore buyer.

A proper Marlin tower on a 41 Regulator is far more than a cosmetic addition.

The elevated station provides outstanding visibility when searching for birds, weed lines, bait, temperature breaks and surface activity. When trolling offshore, the tower gives the captain an entirely different perspective for spotting fish, managing the spread and observing surrounding water.

The additional operating station is equally valuable when maneuvering on fish.

For South Florida, the Bahamas, Gulf Stream fishing, bluewater trolling, kite fishing and swordfishing, the tower dramatically expands the capability of an already formidable offshore platform.

Combined with the oversized hardtop, rebuilt three-line carbon-fiber outriggers, dedicated deep-drop electrical system, additional rod holders and heavy-duty swordfish swivel rod holders, this boat has been configured for genuine offshore use.

This Regulator has undergone an extensive bow-to-stern program of updating, servicing and improvement. Rather than addressing only cosmetic items before offering the boat for sale, systems throughout the vessel have been evaluated and repaired, serviced, replaced or upgraded as necessary.

• Three Garmin GPSMAP 8617 multifunction displays at the main helm
• Garmin GPSMAP 8610 multifunction display in the Marlin tower
• New FLIR thermal imaging camera
• Upgraded helm dash
• New engine stop switches and kill switches
• New joystick controls at both the lower helm and tower
• Two new Scanstrut wireless phone chargers
• New Marinco air horn
• Tower helm cover
• New umbrella helm cover
• New helm seat cover

• New custom 10,000 BTU air-conditioning system serving the cabin and helm
• New insulated A/C ducting
• New black A/C vents
• Custom-fitted cabin bed
• Two sets of custom-fitted sheets
• Custom comforter
• New cabin induction cooktop
• New chrome head towel holders
• New chrome showerhead

• Three new JL Audio high-power digital amplifiers
• Twelve JL Audio M770 marine speakers
• Four additional JL Audio M660 marine speakers
• Two JL Audio M6 12-inch subwoofers

• Marlin tower with oversized hardtops
• Rebuilt Taco Grand Slam 500 outrigger bases
• Rebuilt Taco carbon-fiber collapsible three-line outriggers
• Eight additional Gemlux rod holders
• Fourteen Gemlux rod holders total
• Two heavy-duty swordfish swivel rod holders
• Two Kristal high-power deep-drop electrical outlets with dedicated breakers
• Four Birdsall hose holders with coiled hoses
• New rod-holder liners
• New stern refrigeration system

• Yamaha comprehensive 1,000-hour service completed at approximately 1,050 hours
• More than $12,000 invested in the recent Yamaha service
• Essentially no engine time since completion of the major service
• Seakeeper 5 fully serviced and updated
• Onan 7.5 kW diesel generator replaced new approximately two years ago
• Approximately 300 generator hours
• Generator recently serviced
• Two new high-capacity bilge pumps
• Two new livewell pumps
• New stern refrigerator system
• New front table motor

• New SeaDek installed in 2025
• Full exterior compound, buff and wax
• New white underwater lights
• New forward lounger cover
• New umbrella helm cover
• New helm seat cover
• Tower helm cover
• White powder coating remains in exceptional condition

Power comes from quad Yamaha 425 XTO Offshore four-strokes producing a combined 1,700 horsepower.

The engines have approximately 1,050 meticulously maintained hours.

More importantly, the comprehensive Yamaha 1,000-hour service has just been completed at approximately 1,050 hours at a cost exceeding $12,000, with essentially no running time accumulated since completion.

This is an important distinction.

For a prospective buyer comparing similar Regulator 41s, engine hours alone do not tell the complete story. Documented maintenance history and the timing of major scheduled services are critical components of ownership cost.

Here, one of the significant scheduled maintenance events has already been completed for the next owner.

The Seakeeper 5 has been fully serviced and updated.

Stabilization dramatically increases the versatility of the Regulator 41, particularly for the way boats of this caliber are actually used.

Whether drifting for swordfish, bottom fishing, entertaining at the sandbar or sitting beam-to in an uncomfortable sea, the Seakeeper substantially reduces vessel roll and improves comfort for owners and guests.

For families who may not share the captain's tolerance for offshore motion, it can be one of the most appreciated systems aboard.

The Onan 7.5 kW diesel generator was replaced new approximately two years ago and currently has only approximately 300 hours.

It has also recently been serviced.

The generator provides the electrical foundation necessary to take full advantage of the boat's upgraded air-conditioning, refrigeration and onboard comfort systems without dependence on shore power.

The lower helm has been significantly modernized.

Three large Garmin GPSMAP 8617 multifunction displays dominate the updated dash, providing an impressive amount of display area for navigation, radar, sonar, charts, engine information and other integrated vessel functions.

A Garmin GPSMAP 8610 has been installed at the tower station.

The addition of a new FLIR thermal imaging camera further enhances nighttime situational awareness.

New joystick controls at both stations provide excellent maneuverability from either the protected lower helm or elevated tower.

Combine these upgrades with the later-generation hard-glass windshield, power ventilation and new custom helm air conditioning, and the result is an unusually comfortable command center for a serious offshore center console.

The Regulator 41 provides considerably more below-deck accommodations than one might expect from a serious offshore center console.

The cabin offers a comfortable retreat from the weather, overnight capability, galley facilities and an enclosed head with shower.

This boat takes that versatility further with:

• Custom-fitted bed
• Two sets of custom sheets
• Custom comforter
• New induction cooktop
• New chrome head fixtures
• New custom air conditioning
• Newly insulated A/C ducting
• Updated black A/C vents

For an overnight trip to the Bahamas, an afternoon retreat from the South Florida heat or simply providing family and guests with a comfortable private space, the cabin materially expands the ways the boat can be enjoyed.

The Regulator 41's substantial 12'6" beam provides an exceptionally large working platform.

This boat has been specifically equipped for the serious offshore angler.

The Marlin tower provides tremendous visibility while the rebuilt Taco carbon-fiber three-line outriggers create a sophisticated trolling spread.

Two dedicated high-power Kristal deep-drop outlets with breakers support modern electric reels for deep dropping and swordfishing.

Two heavy-duty swivel swordfish rod holders further reinforce the boat's specialized offshore capability.

Additional Gemlux rod holders bring the total to fourteen, while upgraded livewell pumps, hose systems, refrigeration and rod-holder liners complete a thoughtfully developed fishing platform.

This is a boat equally prepared to kite fish South Florida, troll the Bahamas, deep-drop, daytime swordfish or spend a long weekend exploring the islands.

Perhaps the most important statement that can be made about this Regulator is simple:

She has been gone through from the very front to the very back.

Systems have been inspected and items repaired, serviced, replaced or upgraded wherever necessary.

The white powder coating remains in remarkable condition for a boat of this age, while the Kingston Powder Grey hull, white tower structure and oversized hardtops give the boat a sophisticated and timeless appearance.

New SeaDek installed in 2025 further modernizes the exterior presentation, and the boat has recently received a complete compound, buff and wax.

The extensive work completed during 2025 and 2026 should not simply be viewed as an equipment list. It represents substantial investment already made in preparing and maintaining the vessel.

Regulator built the 41 as a flagship offshore center console—a substantial 24-degree deep-V platform designed to travel long distances comfortably and fish seriously once it arrives.

This particular 2020 Regulator 41 takes that foundation considerably further.

The Marlin tower provides an offshore capability that is extremely difficult and expensive to duplicate.

The Seakeeper 5 transforms comfort at rest.

The Onan 7.5 kW diesel generator and custom air conditioning expand cruising capability.

The updated Garmin electronics and FLIR modernize the command stations.

The extensive fishing equipment prepares her for everything from trolling and kite fishing to deep dropping and daytime swordfishing.

The major Yamaha service has already been completed.

And the extensive 2025–2026 refit and updating program means the next owner receives the benefit of substantial recent investment.

For the buyer searching for a 2020 Regulator 41 for sale in Florida, particularly one equipped with quad Yamaha 425 XTOs, Seakeeper 5, Onan diesel generator, Garmin electronics, air conditioning and a true Marlin tower, this boat represents an unusually complete opportunity.

Located in Jupiter, Florida and offered at $639,000, she is equally at home crossing the Gulf Stream to the Bahamas, chasing billfish offshore, NE Canyons or tournaments, serving as a highly capable yacht tender or spending a comfortable day on the water with family and friends.

Turn the keys, point the bow offshore and go.

Engine and generator hours are as of the date of the original listing and are a representation of what the listing broker is told by the owner and/or actual reading of the engine hour meters. The broker cannot guarantee the true hours. It is the responsibility of the purchaser and/or his agent to verify engine hours, warranties implied or otherwise and major overhauls as well as all other representations noted on the listing brochure.

The company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change or withdrawal without notice.