The GAME CHANGER
38´ ft Sportfishing Custom SuperCat
38´ ft Sportfishing Custom SuperCat
DROP YOUR RODS & GAME CHANGER are both 38´ft SuperCat’s which where custom built by the Schultz family from Supercat marine in Port Alfred, South Africa.
These boats where built and designed with one thing in mind – fishing the waters of the Bazaruto Archipelago & during the final stages of construction, along with the boat builders Capt. Duarte Rato rigged the boats to his specific requirements.
In it´s debut year (2014) she has made a long-range trip to the famous Pantaloon banks in northern Mozambique and then won both, the Bazaruto Marlin Invitational and the Big Blue Vilankulos Sailfish Classic.
With an amazing beam of almost 16ft she they are truly comfortable vessel and they can comfortably cater for up to 6 anglers
DROP YOUR RODS & The GAME CHANGER
38´ ft Sportfishing Custom SuperCat
· Built by Super Cat Marine in Port Alfred– 2013
· Powered by 2 x 100 H.P Suzuki Engines – F100BETX
· Length 38´ft
· Beam 15.8´´
· Draft 2.1´
· Displacement 7495 lbs
· Max Speed +- 28 knots / Cruise Speed 18 knots
· Enclosed Head
· Custom built Flybridge
· SIMRAD & LOWRANCE Electronics
· 2 x NSE12 Network MFD Plotter display (Deck & Flybridge)
· 1 x BSM2 Network Sounder CHIRP w/ SS270W 50/200kHz – 1 kW transducer
· 4G Broadband Radar
· AP24 Autopilot System
· Bluetooth Fusion Sound System
· Custom built Release fighting chair w/ rocket Launcher
· Lee´s 18ft single spreader outriggers / centre rigger
· Lees Rotating Rod Holders
· Tuna Lubes x 2
· Live bait tank
· Cannon Mag 10 Electrical Downrigger
· Electrical teaser reels
· Custom built S/Steel barbecue & Bait Fridge
· All Safety equipment in compliance with Mozambican law
· 8 man life raft
* For availability or more information on package rates aboard Drop Your Rods or Game Changer please send us an email or whats-app
+258 84 639 0466
DROP UR RODS
Drop ur Rod´s is another 38´ft Sportfishing SuperCat, a sistership to the Game Changer with identical features and also available for charter.
