Admincabo boat is an American manufacturer that entered the production sport fishing boat market in 1991 and quickly became known for high quality and mechanical prowess. They built a reputation for their 35 and 45 Flybridge and Express models that were noted for a dry ride and excellent handling, even in head seas.
The company was acquired by Brunswick in 2006 and consolidated with their Hatteras brand. While they stopped production in 2010 when the economy slowed, consumer research showed that hard-core fisherman continued to have an affinity for the Cabo name.
Hatteras/Cabo plans to relaunch the brand at the Miami International Boat Show next year with the introduction of the new Cabo 41. It’s a welcome comeback for a dormant good company and we’re excited to see it back on the market.
The Cabo hull features a deep draft and exceptionally wide beam, characteristics that make it popular for overnight cruising, saltwater fishing and day cruising. Its boats are a popular choice for those who want a performance-oriented, comfortable boat that is easy to maneuver and offers good fuel efficiency.
Cabo builds a variety of different boat styles and sizes, including a large selection of center consoles. Their boats are available in a wide range of colors and can be customized to meet the needs of any customer. They are also very durable and can be used in a variety of conditions.
A Tuna door in the port side transom allows anglers to haul in a prize catch, and a pair of 44-gallon insulated fish lockers under the cockpit sole will keep it chilled until you’re ready for dinner. A bow rail, a nod to the brand’s Adelanto roots in California, lets you walk forward to cast to tailing marlin.
Cabo’s helm station is compact and well laid out, with room for several large screens for navigation and electronics. A center-mounted joystick gives you control of the vessel from the helm and a pair of levers let you shift transmissions and rudder angles. A hydraulic gangway folds flat into the deck when not in use and an extended platform at the transom makes getting to and from the water easier.
Taking a glass bottom boat tour in Los Cabos can be an unforgettable experience, especially when you go with Envatours Cabo. They are the only 100% transparent boats in the area and give you a close-up view of the vibrant reef life below. You’ll be able to see the fish swimming around you and even see coral swarming near the surface. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that you won’t want to miss. They have tours for any group size, from individuals to families. They also offer private charters. Check out their website to learn more about their available options. You can also book a trip with them by phone or email. The company’s knowledgeable and friendly staff is ready to assist you in planning your next vacation.