Roughwater 41 Pilothouse 1985

The Roughwater 41 is a semi-displacement coastal cruiser conceived by Ed Monk Sr, with a production run in Taiwan from 1973 to 1985. Initially featuring teak decks and a plywood superstructure, it transitioned to an all-fiberglass yacht after 1982. This vessel is powered by a GM 300hp FWC diesel engine with just 1,663 hours of operation, offering a comfortable cruising speed of 10 knots. Highlights include excellent visibility from the enclosed pilothouse, a long keel that protects the propeller, a generous aft deck, expansive cabin windows, and beautifully crafted teak interiors. Whether for fishing, diving, coastal cruising, or living aboard, the Roughwater 41 is ideally suited for various adventures.

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