Pisces Boat recalls
Pisces Boat boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 10 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Pisces Boat Company has one recall on record with the U.S. Coast Guard: campaign 820063S from June 1982 affecting flotation on the 15 FT SEASKIFF model. Ten units were involved in this safety action, which addressed buoyancy compliance. For buyers considering a vintage Pisces from the early 1980s, confirming remedy status is prudent, though the age and limited scope of this single recall suggest a relatively clean safety record.
All Pisces Boat recalls
- ⚠ Recall
820063S6/15/1982FLOATION
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Pisces Boat
- Decode the HIN to verify the build year and confirm whether your candidate boat falls within the 1982 15 FT SEASKIFF production window.
- Request documentation from the seller showing the flotation remedy was completed, or have a surveyor verify foam and flotation compliance during inspection.
- Check with the manufacturer or current owner registry for any unrecorded service bulletins that may apply to older Pisces models.
- Treat this recall as a minor footnote unless you are specifically buying a 1982 15 FT SEASKIFF, in which case flotation verification is mandatory.
Frequently asked questions
How many recalls has Pisces Boat Company had?
Pisces has one USCG recall on record: campaign 820063S from 1982, covering flotation on the 15 FT SEASKIFF model. Ten units were affected.
What Pisces boat models were recalled?
Only the 15 FT SEASKIFF was subject to the 1982 flotation recall. No other Pisces models appear in the USCG recall database.
Was the 1982 Pisces flotation recall fixed?
Remedy status varies by individual boat. Buyers should request proof of completion from the seller or have a surveyor verify flotation during inspection.
Should I avoid buying a Pisces boat because of recalls?
No. One flotation recall from 1982 affecting 10 units of a single model is a minimal safety footprint, especially given the age and narrow scope of the campaign.