Cygnus Beach Worker
The CYGNUS BEACHWORKER is a fast multi-purpose fishing vessel and workboat particularly suited for beach launch / shallow water / river operation.
It can be powered by either petrol or diesel versions of stern drive or outboard configurations. The hull is available as both 23 or 26ft length and easily driven by lower power engines giving good fuel economy and efficient operation. (open boat with 2x40hp outboard achieves 25knots)
This fast planning hull is ruggedly constructed for commercial use, and features developed reverse chine’s for spray deflection, stability and excellent directional control.
Currently these vessels are in operation with the INUIT in Hudsons Bay, West Africa, Middle East, West Indies and European waters.
- Beach and Shallow Water
- Petrol or Diesel
- Stern Drive or Outboard
- Fast Planning
- Stability and Direction
- World wide service
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BeachWorker Lines Plan and Specification
Some Diagrams are not to scale. All craft are custom built and may not match diagram above
Dimensions in FT and Inches
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8 replies on “Cygnus Beach Worker”
I have a Cygnus Beachworker 26 which has a wheelhouse and Is powered by a 80hp Ford inboard engine. Great boat still in its original colours of yellow upper and blue below water line .
Hi, I am currently doing up a beachworker 26 and can’t decide between a console or wheelhouse. Would you be willing to post a picture of your with the wheelhouse?
Hi Duncan – if you have any pictures you’d be prepared to share please let us know.
regards
Beachworker 26 with wheelhouse in perfect shape. I was researching this boat for potential purchase in Canada. It is in amazing shape! Nearly new with amazing wheelhouse etc. I have pictures but do not see how to attach them to the comment?
Can you email them to us at
admin @ cygnusmarine .com (no spaces)
and i’ll see if we can post them up
many thanks
Did you get the pictures of the beachworker ?
I’ve a 26 300 yam
Hi Richard – can you please try sending the pictures again – apologies
ive done tests at this end and the mail systems seems to be working
regards
Ben