Catch
1984
Price
$5,950,000 USD
LOA
26.62m / 87′4″
Guests
7
Staterooms
4
This is Catch
These were the first of two Feadships in a fleet that would eventually extend to eight Gallant Ladys for the same owners: Jim and Jan Moran. Launched in 1984, these identical 26.62-metre sportfisherman were constructed in aluminum and inspired by the Rybovich look: a specific style for sportfisherman that were normally built up to 18.30 metres. Feadship was asked to make two larger versions while retaining the harmony of the lines and the relative heights. Considering the engineering required to develop this high-horsepower yacht in aluminium, Feadship told the Morans that they couldn’t build it affordably unless they ordered two of them. So they ordered two.
Broker photos (31)
Courtesy YATCO
Specifications
| Hull | 629 |
| Launch year | 1984 |
| Refit year | 2023 |
| Length | 26.62m / 87′4″ |
| Speed | 24 knots |
| Draught | 1.68m / 5′6″ |
| Depth | 3.81m / 12′6″ |
| Launch name | Gallant Lady |
| Previous names | Patriot |
| Current name | Catch |
Design
| Naval architect | Feadship De Voogt Naval Architects |
| Exterior design | Feadship De Voogt Naval Architects |
Capacity
| Fuel capacity | 12,000 litres / 3,170 USG |
| Fuel capacity | 12 m³ |
| Water capacity | 4,150 litres / 1,096 USG |
| Water capacity | 4 m³ |
Accommodation
| Guests | 6 |
