The raised transom box can be used as a live well, fish box or general storage. Multiple insulated fish boxes of various capacities increase flexibility. Flush rod holders, recessed stainless-steel hawse pipes and cleats keep the Cockpit clear. Anglers will appreciate Viking's signature rounded Cockpit coamings and toekick for those lengthy stand-up battles. And when you're release-fishing, a three-foot reach to the waterline means you can quickly turn a billfish loose. The Cockpit, covering boards and Mezzanine can be finished in teak, which also delivers excellent traction with low maintenance.Ī walk-through transom door with a lift gate takes the work out of boating a trophy catch. The 154-square-foot unobstructed Cockpit comes to the fishing wars with the ammunition to put you in the winner's circle, starting with molded non-skid on the Cockpit sole for grippy footing (even when wet) and large scuppers to drain water quickly. The hull-to-deck is through-bolted every three inches and fiberglassed from inside for a rock-solid union. The structural bulkheads and fuel tanks (which are customized to the shape of the hull) are also resin infused. Utilizing a calculated resin-to-fiberglass ratio, great stiffness and strength is brought to the structure while minimizing weight. The hull is built with an engineered composite of fiberglass fabrics and coring that's vacuum-infused with vinylester resin. The 54 presents an eye-pleasing profile that's unmistakably Viking, with signature design traits such as a gently sloping unbroken S-shaped sheer, aggressively raked stem, double chines, hull-side vents and deftly placed exterior feature lines. The Three-Stateroom, Two-Head Open Bridge yacht pushes the owner/operator Convertible to the highest levels of engineering, performance, accommodations and sportfishing capabilities.
The New Jersey boatbuilding powerhouse has reaffirmed its domination of the mid-size convertible with the new Viking 54.
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