1981 Monk Ed Monk Trawler41ft

Monk Trawlers are the seaworthy, comfortable and beautiful boats designed by naval architect Ed Monk. Thousands of Ed Monk designed boats have been built since the 1920's, and many of them are still being treasured for cruising, working and living aboard to this day. Ed Monk designed mostly fish-boats, runabouts, tugs and power yachts that were used on the Pacific coast and built to withstand the rough waters between California and Alaska. His designs were often built by well-known builders such as McQueen, Philbrook, Grandy, Wakefield and Tollefson. Monk's designs were quite widely recognized after the publication of his first book which was titled "How to Build Wooden Boats". The longevity of his boats are attributed to the materials that he used.

Beautifully designed house boat with a shower and 2 heads one electric and one manual. 1500 watt inverter, 110v hot water tank, 2 Scotty down riggers, 12v fridge, radio,radar, sounder and GPS, autotether wireless kill switch for safety. Caterpillar V8 diesel engine with twin disc transmission with roughly 2200 hours.