2005 Stamas 31 TARPON CC

Introduction to NAKINA; Handcrafted by the Stamas Yacht Company’s Custom Division of Tarpon Springs, FL. Stamas pioneered many features that have become industry standards: a fiberglass inner liner, a self-bailing cockpit, an insulated and overboard draining fishing box, and a built-in live bait well. SYC was also the first company to put a head inside a center console. It is the only production builder in the United States with a custom shop. NAKINA was built by the Stamas Custom Shop in 2005. The vessel has had extraordinary care and light use. The original owner spared no expense in fitting her to fish. Many notable features: inboard diesel, a half tower with a steering station, buggy top awning, outriggers, upholstered seating, and an oversized head. Subsequent owners have used her for light tackle fishing and day excursions. 

Builder: Stamas Custom Shop
Model: 31 Tarpon Adventurer
Year Built: 2005

L.O.A.: 31ft

L. O. A., including anchor platform: 32ft 6in

Beam: 11ft, 02in

Draft: 2ft, 09in

DISP: 9,250 pds

Tankage:
Fuel: 200 gallons
Water: 30 gallons
Holding: 20 gallons

Engines: Yanmar 4LHA-STP
Hours: 1235 original hours
Services: Niemiec Marine

Layout: The Center Console has upholstered seating with backrests and a dining table in the bow area. A bench upholstered seat facing forward is located on the front of the console, a forward-facing bench seat is located along the transom, and an aft-facing bench seat is located aft of the helm seating. The center console also has an oversized head.

T-Top: This boat has an upper helm station with steering, engine controls, engine monitors, Garmin GPS, canvas helm cover, and a buggy top awning. Eleven rod holders are mounted on the trailing edge, as are the outriggers port and starboard.   
  
Bathroom: a spacious area for changing, equipped with toilet, holding tank, opening port, shelf storage and locker storage  

Helm Station: 
Windshield  
Helmsman and navigator seating
Electronics display
Electrical panels
Communication equipment
Single-lever engine controls
DC power supply
Windlass control
Trim tabs

Electronics:
Garmin GPS 7212 navigation plotter 2015
Garmin Radar 7212 display 2015
Garmin radar dome 2021
Garmin GMI 10 multi-function display 2015

Entertainment:
Fusion stereo 
Marine speakers throughout 

Mechanical:

Groco raw water filters
Racor fuel filters, were removed and reconditioned winter 23/24
Engine fuel filters 2024
Engine zincs 2024
Engine oil change 2024
Engine raw water impellers 2022
Raw water impellers inspected 2024 
Engine raw water coolers service 2021
1000-hour engine service 2021

Electrical:
110 volt AC shore power
Battery charger
12 volt DC breaker panel
Batteries (3) 2021
Primary battery on/off switches 
Electrical switches mounted on the helm face
Salt water pump
Courtesy lighting  
Navigation lights 

Hull and Deck:

Prop pockets
Soda-blasted bottom paint to original gel coat 2021
Barrier coat applied 2021
Enclosure Canvas 2021
Canvas covers for helm console, bridge, helm seats 2021
Sun shades fore and aft 2021
On-deck dining table 2022
Teak sole in head area 2022
Bow seating seat backs 2023

Swim ladder

Swim platform

Fishing Equipment:
Live well 
Baitwell
Rod holders
Outriggers 
Tackle drawers

History:
NAKINA has had three owners. The 1st owner’s home port was Naples, FL. The boat was the dream creation of a sportsman who had professionals maintain her to a high standard. He passed away in 2016; the estate sold it to a Miami-Dade firefighter. He lifts stored the boat and used her for family beach excursions. The current owner bought the boat in 2020. It was moored in Sarasota and used for cruising the barrier beaches. In 2021, it was shipped to Rhode Island for cruising Narragansett Bay. Stamas Yachts, the oldest continuously family-owned and operated boat company in the United States is located in the picturesque Greek fishing village of Tarpon Springs on Florida’s Gulf Coast. The Stamas family has been handcrafting premium-quality boats since 1952, instilling confidence in fishermen and yachtsmen who know and recognize the difference.

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.