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Tatoosh 33
Cabin Boats · Platform

Tatoosh 33: Offshore Fishing Walkaround with a Forward Berth

Named for the line where the strait ends and the big water begins.

  • 33′-6″ × 11′
  • Twin 300–400 hp
  • 40+ kn (46+ mph)
  • 300 gal
  • Sleeps 2

Named for Tatoosh Island, off Cape Flattery just outside Neah Bay. For fishermen it's the line where the strait ends and the big water begins. That's where this boat is built to go.

The Tatoosh is an offshore fishing machine: a modern performance walkaround that still has a forward berth, with full CNC-cut longitudinals and framing, a performance transom for backing down on fish, and a self-bailing deck.

Built your wayEvery size, layout and power package on this page is a starting point. Length, beam, layout, power and outfitting can all change, and we work it out with you in 3D CAD before any plate is cut.

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Built in Anacortes, WA, USAIn-house design & engineeringBuild capacity to 100′CNC router cutCNC formingPulse MIG & TIG weldingVertical integration: we do it allDiesel & waterjet experts
ARMOR Tatoosh 33 offshore walkaround rendering, bow quarter
Tatoosh 33 (rendering)

Specifications

Length33′-6″
Beam11′
Deadrise20° transom, 42° entry
Draft24″, motors up
Fuel300 gal
Top speed40+ kn (46+ mph)
Range300+ statute miles
PowerTwin 300–400 hp outboards
Berths2, forward
DeckSelf-bailing
Bottom / sides1/4″ / 3/16″ 5086
Keel / transom1/2″ / 1/2″

Who it's for

Offshore and canyon fishing · Charter operators · Owners who want a walkaround and a place to sleep

A walkaround with a berth

Most walkarounds give up the cabin to get the walkaround decks. The Tatoosh keeps both: fish from bow to stern, then sleep two forward.

Build it your way

Choose the pieces. We engineer the boat around them.

Power

Twin 300–400 hp outboards

Fishing layout

Rod storage, live wells and fish boxes

Cabin

Berth, head and helm seating to suit

Popular options: Fishing layout: rod storage, live wells and fish boxes to suit · Electronics package

How the Tatoosh is built

  • 1/4″ 5086 bottom, 3/16″ 5086 sides
  • 3/16″ 5052 self-bailing decks
  • 1/2″ keel with 1/4″ beaching plate
  • 1/2″ transom
  • Full CNC-cut longitudinals and framing
  • Performance transom for backing down

The ARMOR standard

  • Every part modeled in 3D CAD and reviewed with you before plate is cut
  • CNC-cut parts, plate-marked with forming and welding instructions, so every hull matches the drawing
  • Formed on a 12′, 200-ton CNC press brake
  • Welded to written procedures, to AWS D1.2 and AWS D3.7
  • Marine-grade 5086 and 5052 aluminum throughout

Built in our 16,000 sq ft Anacortes facility, with a full-length 5-ton bridge crane and room for vessels up to 100′. Because every part is drawn in 3D CAD and CNC-cut, we're set up for multi-boat and fleet contracts as well as one-off custom builds.
Warranty: 10-year limited hull warranty for commercial use; lifetime limited hull warranty for recreational use.

ARMOR Marine welder in a welding helmet and gloves, welding an aluminum hull in the Anacortes shop

Questions

Tatoosh Island sits off Cape Flattery, just outside Neah Bay, where the Strait of Juan de Fuca meets the open Pacific.

Yes. Two berths forward.

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