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Contender Marine Ltd

United States

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What Contender Marine Ltd does.

Contender Marine Ltd has over 40 years of experience building the world’s finest semi-custom sportfishing boats. The company specializes in crafting boats for tournament fishing, family outings, and commercial work. Each boat is meticulously handcrafted and designed to deliver ultimate performance, strength, durability, and comfort. Contender offers a range of models including the 44CB, 44FA, 44ST, 39FA, 39ST, 35ST, 32ST, 30ST, 29BAY, 28T, 26BAY, 25T, 24S, and 24BAY. The company is committed to responsible fishing and supports conservation organizations. Contender Marine Ltd was founded over 40 years ago and has built over 40 different models of boats.

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