Yacht for Sale | 41 French Yachts Stuart, FL

Specifications

Cruising Speed: 40 kn
Maximum Speed: 46 kn
Beam: 13' 4''
Hull Material: Fiberglass
Max Draft: 3' 6''
Displacement: 25,000 lb
Fuel Tank: 1 x 500|gallon
Fresh Water: 1 x 75|gallon
Heads: 1

Broker's Comments

Let me introduce you to a very special boat, the Jager 41', the ultimate dayboat.

This beautiful fishing machine was the collaborative design of two great designer/ builders that merged their collective sixty years of experience. The Jager provides features only seen in larger boats, but without packing the boat tight or compromising space. After building several hundred high-end vessels, the team of Carty and French set their sights on building a design that merged their wealth of material and geometry knowledge. She is a pedigree custom vessel built to impeccable standards with cored composites using epoxy to achieve the best balance of durability and performance. This boat is a must see to be fully appreciated.

From the smooth riding Waveform hull up to the flybridge, she is designed to be easily operated by an owner and yet appreciated by a seasoned captain who demands everything when pursuing the largest fish in the world.

How can a 41’ boat boast such accolades you ask? Her retro sport fishing proportions are a tribute to simpler days. With her cabin forward layout she boasts a cockpit as long as a boat twice her length and yet has eight feet of headroom in the cabin. Without trying to pack more in than a boat this size should have, we are back to the way a boat should be. Everything in its place and a place for everything.

Let’s walk through the boat from stem to stern. The foredeck features a classic toe rail and anchor locker access. The locker is large enough to store your two favorite anchors with plenty of rope for any set. The cleats and chocks are tapped into backing plates with Hi-density reinforcements to keep you safe no matter what the conditions. The windshield or “coaming” of the house is actually swept back enough that you can walk right up for cleaning or bridge access. Great for when you are short on crew or want to pitch a bait right off the bow.

Now that we are in the bridge let’s take a look around, literally! You can see 360 degrees, no matter your height, from one step in any direction from the wheel on centerline. So docking side to is as friendly as it gets. Your choice of a helmsman’s chair that swivels or a twin bench makes the bridge either hardcore fishing or more relaxed for couples cruising. The dash cover lifts on gas shocks and doubles as your wind break. The electronics space is large enough to load a full package of your choosing. The captain has a large glove box to his starboard and a gull wing door to port that actuates to store and washdown a dozen rods in locked storage. This storage is located so that a mate can hand up rods from the cockpit right through the entryway and they line right up with the racks. On the aft end of the bridge is a viewing platform with an observers lounge and composite safety rail with eight rod and two drink holders. Worth noting--all of the rod holders on the Jager 41’ are composite. That’s right, no stainless bleed onto the paint and no maintenance. They are part of the boat; simple and clean.

From the bridge it is five steps down to the mezzanine deck. Each step has a sealed lid for tackle storage. The mezzanine deck features a rigging station to port with organizational storage and an ergonomic angler's bench on starboard. Above the mezzanine are two large drop-down doors providing instant access to all of your emergency equipment. These overhead compartments are centrally located for safety and at the same time they are using space that is otherwise unimagined.

The mezzanine decks themselves provide three types of priority access to the machinery. First there are day hatches for checking gauges, oil and filters. There are maintenance hatches that provide access to perform routine work and cleaning of the machinery spaces and lastly the entire decks can be removed when an overhaul is required. All of this is below a beautifully finished deck with nearly invisible joints in either teak or Esthec for minimal maintenance.

When you step down from the mezzanine into the cockpit it is hard to believe that you are not in a 60’+ boat. At nearly 16’ long, there is room for a full tournament team to work a full spread. If you need a second boat because the big one is at another location, this boat has the space, the features, and the performance to do what you expect from a world-class fishing machine. The ergonomics of the covering boards are uniquely shaped to lock you in when wiring a giant or using stand up gear. There is plenty of space for a chair, a launcher or SFE Battle series rig with extra baitwell and rigging station. The wings each have for rod holders placed right where they need to be. Below the rod holder in the starboard wing is the secondary livewell that can also house modern tuna-tubes. Just below the rods in the port wing is the drink box that can handle enough drinks for a lot of thirsty anglers.

Your choice of propulsion systems, (straight shafts vs. pod drives) will determine the space layout below the cockpit since this area will be adapted to that system. Likewise the speed and efficiency of the vessel will be dictated by the power chosen. Overall the boat is built much lighter than other boats and will enjoy a very efficient fuel burn rate with extended range as a result. Now considering the boats available on the market with sixteen foot cockpits, the Jager will likely be the most fuel efficient in the class. She carries 500 gal of fuel and with twin 550 HP diesel will run all week on what a larger boat will burn in a day!

This is a great vessel to load on a mothership or keep behind a second summer home. It is equally at home as a full-time game boat, as it is taking excursions for diving and dining.

Let us take a look at the interior. Headroom throughout is huge and the arrangement has everything needed for day trips or overnight getaways, including a full galley and master stateroom. Upon entering, there are shelves port and starboard for camera bags, back packs etc. keeping them off of the floor and close to the cockpit. The starboard side has a wet locker that has a painted interior finish for foul weather gear. The port side has the main electrical panel located immediately inside the entry door and it is smartly placed directly above the generator and directly below the helm making wire runs short and easy to trace.

The floor is elegantly finished with a waterproof Airteak design that is maintenance free. Area rugs highlight the lounging space and runners applied for work days.

To the starboard is the head featuring a shower with enormous headroom and a waterfall as well as a shower wand with all of the comfort settings. The grainite sink is also fit with a waterfall. The "Smart" features on this boat are too numerous to mention, she really is a-must see to appreciate vessel.

The galley is located mid-cabin to the starboard side and has custom refrigeration and organizational storage throughout. The galley features sink, convection microwave and spice rack.

To the port side is the lounge that is large enough to double as an extra berth and it has a secondary freezer and lined rod storage for over 7’ rods. The high-low table is excellent for hanging out and reading magazines or raising for a nice sit down dinner. And just forward of the lounge is another wet locker with large drawers below.

The entire interior is appointed with an exotic mahogany chair rail with a metal high light inlay. This rail allows for veneer below and wall covering above making for a classic interior. The forward cabin door sports a flat screen TV on the aft and forward surfaces, one for each space. Entering the stateroom you realize this bed is a real queen berth in length and breadth. It floats above the floor and has an actuated lid with the entire interior set up organized storage. Port and starboard sides have cedar lined hanging locker and lift top storage compartments. The foredeck hatch provides sunlight to the space and ventilation for cool days.

The interior décor package can be customized with the buyer to their tastes, however suffice to say no shortcuts will be taken in appointing the interior.

All in all the Jager 41’ is not just another custom yacht it very special indeed. Her foundation is the Waveform hull, the same as under a Garlington, that provides her with a world class ride and proven stability for even the most seasoned individuals. For those with high expectations, the Jager 41' does not disappoint.

She is available for inspection by invitation only. Delivery can be within a few months pending engine selection, interior décor, and electronics. So make an appointment to visit this special boat and take a couple of days to relax and enjoy a round of golf in world class style on the island of Anguilla.

Flights into St. Maarten are daily and we will pick you up and handle your accommodations for you.

We look forward to your visit and thank you for considering a French Yacht.

Vessel Walkthrough

All Epoxy/Corecell construction engineered by Applied Concepts
Waveform hull as found under the renowned Garlington44 and 61
A small yacht designed to be as easily owner operated or as a tender to a mothership for day excursions
Everything you expect from a big sport fish less a bunch of staterooms
A classic dayboat with a giant cockpit and enormous headroom on the interior
Great for chasing granders, deep dropping, an evening behind an island dining or a day away diving
Ready to accept your choice of new engine packages, electronics and decor
Interior features waterfall sinks and shower
Sleeps up to four
Open salon and galley with space to prep meals and entertain
Storage and access to machinery planned thoroughly
Mezzanine deck with tackle and rigging layout
Bridge has unbelievable 360 visibility with an observers lounge overlooking the cockpit
This boat is loaded with so many cool new features it is a must see

Salon

Over 8' of headroom the salon feels very airy and open
The sole is finished with a beautiful polished synthetic Airteak pattern to resist water and last for years
The "L" lounge has rod storage on the inside and a top load freezer
The coffee table is high-low and slide for dining
There are two hanging lockers both painted for hanging rain gear
Immediately inside the companion door are storage counters for backpacks etc.
Drawers are equipped with aircraft grade hardware
Overhead lighting is indirect LED reflected from a pearlescent ceiling
The artisan center drop valiance allows for smooth efficient flow of the a/c to fill the salon quickly

Galley