Escape
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Escape

31′ · 2001 · Camano 31 Trawler · St Pete Beach, Florida

$90,000€80,289 · £67,828
(954) 790-0372 Text
Length31′
Year2001
Beam10′ 6″
Draft3′ 3″
Cruise8.5 kn
Max13.5 kn

About Escape

<p><span style="color: rgb(194, 149, 78);">The Boat</span></p><h2>A little character, a lot of capability</h2><p>The Camano 31 is one of the most loved pocket trawlers ever built a stout, West Coast workboat-style cruiser designed in British Columbia to carry a couple comfortably and efficiently almost anywhere. Her trawler profile, trolley-style wraparound front windows and big salon glass give a light, open feel and excellent visibility from the lower helm.</p><p>Below, the layout is honest and well thought out: a private forward berth, a convertible settee for guests, a single head with a water-saving VacuFlush system, and a galley-down arrangement that keeps the salon surprisingly roomy for the size. Up top, the flybridge is the best seat in the house and the place most owners run from.</p><p>The real story is what she does on the water. Built on a hand-laid hull with a wide, prop-protecting keel that carries the engine low for stability, the Camano cruises efficiently around 12 knots with a usable turn of speed beyond that when you want it. Camano owners are known for taking these boats places far larger yachts never go the Great Loop, the Gulf, the Bahamas and the Inside Passage to Alaska.</p><p>This particular 2001 is set up to enjoy now: new air conditioning, a new refrigerator, recent mechanical service and a fresh professional detail. It is a rare chance to step into a well-sorted example of a boat that holds its value and its following.</p><h3>At a glance</h3><ul><li>Single-diesel simplicity with a fully protected prop and rudder</li><li>Keel From hull stable, fuel-sipping, and surprisingly seaworthy</li><li>360° visibility from the lower helm and flybridge</li><li>Easy to dock and single-hand for a couple</li><li>Strong, devoted owner community and resale demand</li><li>Loop, Gulf and Bahamas-capable in the right hands</li></ul><p><br></p><p><span style="color: rgb(224, 188, 126);">Why It Runs The Way It Does</span></p><h2>The keelform hull</h2><p>The Camano's signature is a hull form developed with the University of British Columbia a blend of displacement and planing shapes with a large displacement keel and a wide waterline beam.</p><h3>Efficient at every speed</h3><p>There's almost no power "hump" between displacement and planing speeds. She runs comfortably from trawler pace up through the teens without straining and sips fuel doing it.</p><h3>Stable and protected</h3><p>The deep keel keeps weight low for stability and shrouds the prop, shaft and rudder behind a reinforced skeg reassuring in thin water and around the dock.</p><h3>Built strong</h3><p>A 100% hand-laid hull with a heavy inner liner and bulkheads glassed from both sides. Systems are famously easy to reach for service a boatbuilder's boat.</p><p><br></p><p><span style="color: rgb(194, 149, 78);">From The Dock &amp; The Forums</span></p><h2>What owners and reviewers say</h2><p>Drawn from independent reviews and owner communities paraphrased, with sources listed at the bottom of the page.</p><p><strong>On the build.</strong> A retired professional boatbuilder told Waterline Boats he chose a Camano specifically because its lay-up exceeds what many 40-foot production boats offer, with cabinets and panels that pull away for easy access to systems.</p><p><strong>On the cruising.</strong> Owners regularly report being amazed at how little fuel she burns over a week of island-hopping, and Great Loop veterans praise her as priced-right and perfectly suited to long, efficient cruising for one or two aboard.</p><p><strong>Honest trade-offs.</strong> The forums are candid, too: this is a compact single-head boat with modest tankage and a small holding tank, so plan to provision and pump out every few days. Buyers cross-shopping bigger flybridge cruisers should weigh the Camano's efficiency and seaworthiness against their appetite for space.</p><h3><br></h3><h3>Buyer's checklist</h3><ul><li>Confirm engine hours and recent service records</li><li>Survey the single Volvo diesel</li><li>Check flybridge sole drains run clear</li><li>Verify electronics generation and any refit history</li><li>Note generator is inop/ 10-15k for new Fischer Panda Diesel Generator</li><li>Bow thruster works great</li><li>Independent survey &amp; sea trial always recommended</li></ul> <br> <i> Resolute Yachting is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Tampa Yacht Sales, INC. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a particular vessel </i>

Specifications

Overview

Builder
Camano
Model
31 Trawler
Year
2001
Category
Trawlers
Condition
Used
Hull
Fiberglass, Semi Displacement
Flag
United States
Location
St Pete Beach, Florida

Dimensions

Length overall
30′ 10″ (9.4 m)
Beam
10′ 6″ (3.20 m)
Draft
3′ 3″ (0.99 m)

Accommodations

Heads
1

Performance

Cruise speed
8.5 kn
Maximum speed
13.5 kn
Range
500 nm

Machinery

Engines
1 × Volvo Penta TAMD41P, 200 hp each
Engine hours
1,410
Engine year
2001
Fuel
Diesel

Tankage

Fresh water
77 gal
Holding
12 gal

Equipment

Stabilizers
None
Thrusters
Bow

Specifications from the IYBA listing, listed 4 months ago. Confirm details with your broker before relying on them.

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Resolute Yachting

Kevin Frawley, Yacht Broker
(954) 790-0372 · kevin@resoluteyachting.com
resoluteyachting.com/yacht/iyba-2852088

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