2020 Mirage

Built without compromise, this custom Mirage 61 represents a rare opportunity to own a truly one-of-a-kind sportfishing yacht that blends legendary offshore pedigree with modern engineering and craftsmanship.

Constructed on the renowned Mirage 61 hull—derived from the legendary Bertram 60 running surface—this yacht benefits from thoughtful refinements including propeller pockets for improved shaft angle, efficiency, and shallow-water capability. Built using advanced resin infusion technology, the hull is significantly lighter than traditional solid-laminate construction while maintaining exceptional strength, resulting in outstanding performance, efficiency, and ride quality.

Power comes from twin Caterpillar C32 diesel engines rated at 1,675 HP each, showing approximately 1,200 original hours. The combination of lightweight construction, refined hull design, and reliable Caterpillar power delivers effortless performance with a comfortable cruise speed exceeding 30 knots and a top speed approaching 40 knots.

No expense was spared during her construction. Every aspect of the vessel was built with an open-checkbook philosophy, incorporating premium materials, meticulous craftsmanship, and an exceptional level of attention to detail. Drawing inspiration from today's finest production and custom sportfishing yachts, the layout, systems, finish work, and functionality reflect the best of modern sportfish design while retaining the rugged reliability of a legendary hull.

From the engine room to the bridge, every component was selected and installed with longevity, serviceability, and performance in mind. The result is a yacht that not only turns heads at the dock but is equally at home running offshore in demanding conditions.

For the buyer seeking something beyond the ordinary, this Mirage 61 stands alone. It combines the timeless reputation of one of the most respected sportfishing hulls ever designed with modern construction methods, exhilarating performance, and custom craftsmanship that would be extraordinarily difficult—and far more expensive—to replicate today.