The Vessel
"Kate Elizabeth"
A Boston Whaler 285 Conquest built for Southern California water — twin Honda BF 250 outboards, 104 gallons of bait, a tuna tower and a 300+ mile range.
Boston Whaler 285 Conquest
Unsinkable hull, open fishing platform
Trip infoTwin Honda BF 250
New four-stroke outboards, quiet and quick
View charters300+ Mile Range
Offshore banks, islands and beyond
Where we fishUp To 6 Guests
4 anglers is the sweet spot
6-pack rulesBuilt for comfort and speed
The Kate Elizabeth is a very stable, open fishing platform with a full head (toilet), shower, galley and comfortable seating. She accommodates up to 6 guests, with 4 being the "sweet spot" — everyone gets room to work a rod without crowding the rail.
Twin Honda BF 250 outboards and a 300+ mile range put the offshore banks, the Coronado Islands and Catalina all within reach in a single run, while 104 gallons of live bait capacity keeps the tank healthy all day long.
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Full Specifications
Hull, power, fishing systems, electronics and safety — the complete rundown on the Kate Elizabeth.
Hull & Layout
- Make & model
- Boston Whaler 285 Conquest
- Configuration
- Open, walk-around fishing platform
- Cabin
- Full head (toilet), shower and galley
- Seating
- Comfortable seating fore and aft
- Capacity
- Up to 6 guests (4 is the sweet spot)
Power & Range
- Engines
- New Twin Honda BF 250 outboards
- Type
- Four-stroke, fuel efficient
- Cruising range
- 300+ miles
- Built for
- Comfort and speed in open water
Fishing Systems
- Midship bait tank
- 70 gallons
- Auxiliary bait tank
- 34 gallons
- Total bait capacity
- 104 gallons
- Tuna tower
- Yes — spotting and sight fishing
- Target species
- Bluefin, yellowfin, yellowtail, dorado, white sea bass, halibut, calico, ling and rock cod, lobster
Electronics & Safety
- Electronics
- Latest sonar, radar, GPS and chartplotting
- Captain
- USCG Certified Master Captain
- Background
- Ocean lifeguard, paramedic, fire department captain
- Safety gear
- Full USCG-required complement carried aboard
- Homeport
- Seaforth Marina, Mission Bay, San Diego
Voyages helmed by Captain Pablo Fernandez who holds a U.S. Coast Guard Certified Master Captain with a background as an ocean lifeguard, paramedic and fire department captain. Passenger safety is our primary objective throughout any voyage.
Some trips will have other certified captains.
Meet the crewHomeported at Seaforth Marina in Mission Bay, San Diego — minutes from the open ocean, with offshore banks, the Coronado Islands and Catalina all in range.
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