32' Blackfin 32 Flybridge

1987 Game On

Priced at $79,900


Twin Caterpillar 3208TA Diesels –  $15K+ Recent Mechanical Work – Recent Survey – Extensive Service Records

“Game On” is a 1987 Blackfin 32 Flybridge, powered by twin Caterpillar 3208TA inboard diesel engines and has been equipped with a custom tuna tower and upper helm station. The Caterpillar diesels read approximately 2,369 hours Port and 1,711 hours Starboard. The engines received major scheduled service in 2025, including documented cooling-system service, impellers and fluids. The vessel also has extensive documented engine history from previous ownership with more than a decade of documented maintenance history.

Game On is an actively fished, turn-key Southern California offshore fishing boat with extensive documented service history, significant recent mechanical work, a recent marine survey (end 2025), and major systems that have received substantial attention. This Blackfin 32 runs at an approximate cruise around 18–19 knots with standard sea conditions. At slow cruise the vessel will get 1.0+ nautical mile per gallon and under good conditions around 1.2–1.3(owner-reported numbers). Game On is actively used for Southern California offshore fishing, overnight runs and trolling. A significant portion of the current owner’s operating time has accumulated while trolling or running offshore at displacement speeds. The boat is currently being operated and fished instead of deteriorating in its slip. The seller is trying to move on from the boat because his lifestyle has changed with having young kids and a family as his priority. 

This is not a cosmetically restored showpiece pretending to be a new boat. If you’re looking primarily for perfect cosmetics, late-model styling or modern center console speed, this probably isn’t the boat for you. If you’re searching for a Blackfin 32, classic diesel sportfisher, twin-diesel flybridge boat, Southern California offshore fishing boat, tuna fishing boat, or an old-school diesel sportfishing alternative to a Bertram or Hatteras, Game On deserves a serious look.

More than $15,000 in recent mechanical and maintenance work has been completed:

  • New Cutlass Bearings – June 2026
  • New Shaft Seals – June 2026
  • New Bottom Paint – June 2026
  • New Racores and Zincs – June 2026
  • Bonding System Updated – June 2026
  • New Raw Water Pumps Both Engines – August 2026
  • New Interior Water Pump – August 2026
  • New Raw Water Pump for Baittank – August 2026

Specs/Tech

  • 60 Gallon 4 Scoop Bait Tank
  • New Vissani Refrigerator 
  • Teak Refresh 2025
  • Custom Tuna Tower with Upper Helm Station
  • 2600W Charles Inverter 
  • ACME Custom Props 
  • Trim Tabs
  • Outriggers
  • Windlass Anchor 
  • Gunnel Mackerel Tube – Tuna Tube
  • Electric Head
  • 2 Burner Stove
  • Microwave

 Additional History on Vessel:

The starboard engine block was replaced in Oct 2013 and all components were rebuilt or replaced with factory OEM parts. New turbo, new housing, fuel pump, aftercooler, manifold, etc.

The port engine block was replaced in 2017 and all components were rebuilt or replaced with factory OEM parts. New turbo, new housing, fuel pump, aftercooler, manifold, etc.

The transmission coolers were replaced in 2016.

The boat was professionally painted with Awlgrip Mattahorn white paint in 2016-2017. 

New aluminum fuel tank was built by American tanks in mid 2016 and installed. Size of the tank is approx. 290 gallons.

Game On has a survey available upon request to serious prospective buyers. At the end of 2025, the current owner also completed substantial work necessary to satisfy the requirements of the owner’s insurance carrier and maintain insurance coverage on the vessel.

Extensive service records are available to serious prospective buyers.

Specifications

Cruising Speed
18 kn
Beam
11.92 ft
Fuel Tank
1 x 290|gallon
Fresh Water
1 x 60|gallon
Holding
1 x 15|gallon
Cabins
1
Heads
1
Engine 1
Make
Caterpillar
Type
Inboard
Fuel
diesel
Hours
2369
Engine 2
Make
Caterpillar
Type
Inboard
Fuel
diesel
Hours
1711

Features

Electronics
  • 2 x 12u0022 Simrad NSE MFD
  • 2 x Simrad AP24 autopilot units (one on the flybridge and one on the tuna tower)
  • 2 x Icom VHF Radio
  • Digital Volatge Meter at Helm
  • LH265 chirp Airmar Transducer
  • AIS
  • 6KW Open Array Radar
  • Fusion Audiou00a0
1987 Blackfin 32 Flybridge Overview

A handsome boat with a flared bow and muscular, low-profile appearance, the Blackfin 32 Sport fisherman began life in the late 1970s as the Maritimer 9.6. Maritimer was later acquired by Blackfin, and the 9.6 then became the Blackfin 32. Designed by well-known naval architect Charlie Jannace, the Blackfin 32 rides on a solid fiberglass deep-V hull, and her wide beam and low freeboard add a degree of stability not always found in a deep-V design. (Indeed, the 32u2019s low center of gravity allows her to carry several people on the flybridge without becoming tender.) The cockpit is large enough for a full-size tuna chair, and engine boxes provide excellent access to the motors. Below decks, the compact, step-down interior of the Blackfin 32u2014tastefully finished with off-white laminates and teak trimu2014 features a convertible dinette to port, U-shaped galley opposite, and a standup head with shower. Topside, the roomy flybridge has bench seating forward of the helm console.u00a0

Disclaimer

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

Sales Agent