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2021 Invincible 40′ Catamaran

• Updated: April 5, 2021

The Invincible 40′ Cat brings you an awesome ride that only a catamaran can bring. It also gives you incredible deck space, plenty of fishing action and comfort.

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Invincible 40 Catamaran: 2018 Boat Buyers Guide

• Updated: January 1, 2018

Invincible boats, supremely at home in big water, are in rarefied air too. Those who know them ranked them among the very highest-rated boats in our survey.

Respondents distributed accolades evenly across our main categories of Design/Construction, Fishability, Performance and Value. They called the line’s safety, speed, range, construction and ride rock-solid.

The company breaks its focus into three parts: fishability, performance and yachtlike finish, and survey respondents make clear it hits all three marks.

Whether monohull or catamaran, at lengths from 33 to 42 feet, Invincible boats are created with fishing foremost in mind. Expect massive insulated fish boxes; consoles that welcome plenty of state-of-the-art Garmin or Simrad electronics; and step-free, nonskid level decks for fish-fighting ease and easy cleanup.

Monohull boats share a patented low-drag, ventilated stepped hull designed by naval architect Michael Peters. The new Invincible 40 Catamaran was designed by race-proven Morrelli & Melvin.

Invincible boats feature angled leaning posts; large, rugged and outrigger-ready tops; helms designed specifically for sure boat-handling in the harshest of seas; and insulated fish boxes designed to hold wahoo and kingfish without bending the catches’ tails — all touches that inspire confidence in the boat and its fish-catching abilities.

INVINCIBLE 40 CATAMARAN

Designed by the multihull naval architects at Morrelli & Melvin, composers of the modern America’s Cup yachts, Invincible calls its all-new 40-footer “the most advanced fishing catamaran on the market.”

Fishing families will be thrilled to hear that, like all Invincible boats, this elite fishing boat boasts a yachtlike custom finish and details.

The 40 cat was built with one aim, the company says, “seakeeping ability,” a particular ability to make high-speed turns without drastic throttle reduction.

Angler-pleasing standard touches include three livewells aft of the console, a pair of insulated fish boxes flanking it. Matching hatches in each hull provide easy bilge access, and there’s forward storage in each hull too.

A generous menu of options lets you match your boat to your tastes and fishing style. They include a hardtop (with crow’s-nest and ladder a further option) or ­folding tower with dual station, several LED courtesy-light packages and rod-holder configurations, outrigger, sea chest, livewell and baitwell enhancements, coffin box with seat top, and more.

The 40’s standard 640-­gallon fuel capacity dwarfs that of most boats; stepping up to an optional 800-gallon capacity gives the boat a 670 nm range, the c­ompany says.

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Fishability Test: Invincible 35 Catamaran

• By Jim Hendricks
• Updated: April 1, 2020

The 35 Catamaran was introduced to offer a model that’s easier to handle and fits in smaller dock spaces while still offering many of the advantages of its larger siblings.

The design firm Morrelli & Melvin employed computational fluid dynamic computer software to test various running surfaces before tooling up to build the latest Invincible.

Unlike many V-hulls that want to decelerate when meeting seas, the Invincible tends to ascend and descend with the waves while the hulls knife smoothly through seas at speed, minimizing bow-to-stern rocking.

In addition, a pod between the sponsons helps split the water that rushes in between to further soften the ride. With the patent-pending hybrid semi-asymmetric design of each sponson, the boat corners with a slight inward lean, and the wide stance lends the 35 Cat exceptional stability at rest.

Invincible’s state-of-the-art vacuum-bagged cored construction, 100 percent vinylester resin, and impeccable fit and finish result in a boat that is relatively light for its size, for greater efficiency, but still feels solid while underway in rough seas.

The 35 Cat, through a dealer or factory direct, may be tailored to the wishes of the buyer. Our test boat was powered by four Mercury Verado 300 hp V-8 outboards, two on the transom of each sponson, representing the maximum rated power.

With the quad 300s and loaded with six crew, ice, full livewells and 200 gallons of fuel, our 35 Cat reached 30 mph in 9 seconds en route to a top speed of 71.5 mph at 5,600 rpm. Optimum fuel efficiency occurred at 3,500 rpm and 40 mph, where the Mercs burned 39 gallons per hour for 1.03 mpg. That equates to a range of more than 500 miles, based on 90 percent of the 550-gallon fuel capacity.

An easy-to-access, pressurized 65-gallon livewell resides in the middle of the transom, with a second 70-gallon in-deck well on the starboard side, enabling you to separate bait species. A pair of pump boxes—one in each sponson—are equipped with two Rule 1500 pumps to deliver air-free water to the livewells.

An optional portside door with boarding ladder eases reboarding after a dip, lets guests step aboard from a floating dock, and allows anglers to slide a big fish on board.

Deep, insulated insole fish lockers flank the center console, and a second pair sits in the foredeck, providing plenty of room to keep the catch chilled. The test boat came with eight gunwale rod holders on each side, and six more across the transom.

It was also equipped with three-across seating at the helm, an aft-facing seat for three abaft the helm seats with an insulated cooler underneath, and a forward console seat for two with another cooler inside.

The padded top and wraparound backrest of the optional insulated coffin-box cooler on the foredeck, which is lined with five rod holders on each side, doubles as a 64-inch-long lounger for two. In addition, you find two jump seats at the stern—one in each corner—that quickly fold flat against the transom when fishing action heats up.

Forward recessed handrails offer the crew security in rough seas yet minimize obstruction and snag points when cast-netting for bait. Wide walkways aside the console make it easy to transit forward or aft. Coaming pads encircle the interior, providing some cushion for the legs of anglers bolstered against the gunwales or the transom while fishing.

As for electronics, a pair of Garmin GPSMap 8617 touchscreen MFDs on our test boat allowed easy access to the chirp sonar, chart plotter, xHD 12 kW open-array radar, and autopilot.

The hardtop with integral full-height glass windshield and side windows offered outstanding weather protection. The top featured recessed spreader lights and stereo speakers as part of the JL Audio sound system, with 10 speakers and two 10-inch subwoofers.

Six rod tubes sit at arm’s length across the aft edge of the hardtop, and five recessed rod holders lining the starboard aside of the console further augment rod storage.

The console’s interior is accessible via a companionway on the port side. Because of the catamaran design, the console interior does not offer a step down, but it still provides a comfortable 51 inches of headroom, and privacy for changing or utilizing the electric head.

Easy to handle, comfortable and secure in rough seas, and thoroughly capable when it comes to offshore fishing, the 35 Cat extends Invincible’s winning streak in the growing multihull market.

Length: 35′10″ Beam: 11′7.5″ Draft: 20″ Fuel: 550 gal. Water: 35 gal. Max HP: 1,200 Dry Weight: 10,350 lb. Price: $350,000 with twin Mercury 350 Verados Invincible: invincibleboats.com

Test Conditions

Weather: Partly cloudy Location: Miami Wind: Southeast 10 to 15 mph Sea State: 1- to 2-foot waves Test Load: Six adults, 200 gallons of fuel

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The Invincible Boats 40 Catamaran: Perfect for Serious Fishing

Introduction.

For anyone serious about fishing and in need of a top-notch boat, the Invincible Boats 40 Catamaran has got to be on your radar. It’s big, fast, and built to handle pretty much anything you throw at it. If fishing is more than just a casual hobby for you, this is the kind of boat that can keep up with your passion. Coming in at an impressive 40’2″ in length and with a beam of 12′, it’s got the size to ensure stability and comfort during your trips. This exceptional vessel strikes the perfect balance between speed and stability, making every journey on the water as exhilarating as it is secure.

The Build and How It Moves

This boat is all about getting you where you need to go quickly, smoothly, and safely. At 40 feet long and featuring a hybrid semi-asymmetrical hull design developed by Morrelli & Melvin, it slices through water with unparalleled grace. Whether you’re crossing rough waters or cruising in calm seas, this catamaran promises a comfortable ride. The Invincible 40 Catamaran isn’t just about good looks; it’s about performance. Boasting an 800-gallon fuel capacity and equipped to harness up to 1,800 HP, it brings power and endurance to your maritime expeditions. It’s designed for those who don’t want to compromise on performance or the pleasure of piloting.

Fishing Features You’ll Love

Dedicated to enhancing your fishing experience, the Invincible 40 Catamaran comes equipped with every fisherman’s needs in mind. From the 360-degree walk-around fishability to the dual 60-gallon livewells to keep your bait fresh, this boat takes care of the details so you can focus on the catch. The spacious insulated fish boxes ensure your catch remains fresh throughout your trip, while the optional side dive door facilitates easy water access. This catamaran reflects a deep understanding of an angler’s needs, combining practicality with innovative design to elevate your fishing expeditions from ordinary to extraordinary.

Keeping You Comfortable and Safe

The Invincible 40 Catamaran is built not just for performance, but with safety and durability at its core. Utilizing a 100% vinylester resin hull and 316 stainless-steel hardware, it’s designed to withstand the harshest marine environments. The boat’s robust construction is matched by thoughtful features that ensure your comfort on the water. Ample storage solutions keep your gear organized and within easy reach, while the vacuum-bagged cored hull construction minimizes weight without sacrificing strength. It’s a vessel that you can trust, reassuring you of its steadfastness with every voyage

Why It’s Worth Considering

The Invincible 40 Catamaran has been receiving accolades from maritime and fishing communities alike for its standout performance and innovative design. It effortlessly combines speed, stability, and fishing-centric features to create a vessel that is unrivaled in its category. Whether you are in it for competitive fishing or simply enjoy weekend expeditions, this catamaran satisfies every demand with finesse. It’s a testament to what can be achieved when performance, design, and passion for fishing come together in one exceptional vessel.

Wrapping It Up

In conclusion, the Invincible Boats 40 Catamaran is not just any boat; it’s a statement of excellence and a testament to what true passion for fishing and boating can achieve. It’s big, fast, and meticulously engineered with the serious angler in mind. At Fly Yachts, we are experts in recognizing and recommending the best the sea has to offer. We see the Invincible 40 Catamaran as a paragon of maritime engineering, perfect for those who demand the best from their fishing adventures. If stepping up your fishing game is what you’re after, a conversation with a Fly Yacht team member might just set you on the course to your best catch yet.

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