Yellowfin boats
Yellowfin builds premium offshore center consoles, with 114 registered US hulls in our registry showing a median length of 32.5 feet. The brand targets serious anglers who need a stable platform for rough water fishing and are willing to pay for fit and finish. Used buyers should expect to find models from the 2013 to 2020 range, all gasoline outboard powered, with asking prices currently between $152,900 and $179,000 for the eight listings we track.
Yellowfin used price range
From 31 live listings in BoatVerdict's market data (10th, 50th, 90th percentile).
See Yellowfin values by model year →Are Yellowfin boats reliable?
Yellowfin has zero USCG recalls on record, and the boats are built with attention to detail that shows in long term durability. Ownership costs run high due to outboard power (often multiple engines), premium electronics packages, and the expectation that you maintain gelcoat and hardware to match the initial build quality. Parts and service are available through the dealer network, but offshore use means higher wear on pumps, electronics, and running gear.
Common problems to inspect on a used Yellowfin
- Gelcoat crazing from UV exposure
- T top and hardware corrosion in salt water
- Livewell plumbing leaks and pump failures
- Fuel system water intrusion and gauge issues
Registry footprint
Sample = US state open-data vessel registries (currently Texas + New York, ~875k vessels). Treat as a representative slice of recreational US inventory.
Models we cover in depth (1)
Recalls (0)
No USCG recalls on file for Yellowfin.
Frequently asked questions
Are Yellowfin boats good quality?
Yellowfin builds premium center consoles with above average fit and finish, zero USCG recalls in our database, and a reputation for offshore capability. Expect to pay more upfront and in annual maintenance compared to mainstream brands.
Do Yellowfin boats hold their value?
Yellowfin holds value well in the premium center console segment, with current used prices ranging from $152,900 to $179,000 for the eight listings we track. Low production numbers (114 registered US hulls) help limit supply.
What should I look for when buying a used Yellowfin?
Inspect for gelcoat crazing, check all through hull fittings and livewell plumbing for leaks, examine T top and hardware for corrosion, and verify outboard service records. A marine survey and engine compression test are worth the cost at this price point.
How much does it cost to maintain a Yellowfin?
Annual costs include outboard service (oil, lower unit, spark plugs, anodes), bottom paint or cleaning, electronics updates, and hardware refinishing. Budget several thousand per year for routine maintenance, plus reserves for outboard rebuilds or replacement.
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