SOLD!

2005 Gamefisherman 45 ft SLIPPERY SLOPE

Price

$649,000

Length

45 ft

Builder

Gamefisherman

2005 Gamefisherman Custom Express Sportfish | SLIPPERY SLOPE

Fresh bottom and prop speed – December, 2024

Owner wants her sold!

Won over $1,000,000 in Mid-Atlantic 500 as “GOT GAME”

Introducing the 2005 Gamefisherman Custom Express Sportfish – a true masterpiece
built for the serious angler who demands unparalleled performance, luxury, and
craftsmanship. With its aggressive yet elegant design, this custom express
offers a smooth and powerful ride, paired with a top-tier fishing platform for
both offshore and inshore adventures. Designed and built by Gamefisherman, known
for creating some of the finest sportfishing yachts, this vessel is a blend of
cutting-edge technology and classic style.

Slippery Slope is a pedigreed cold-molded sportfisherman that offers a superior
fishing cockpit, smooth, soft, dry ride with exceptional maneuverability and
timeless style. If you want a right-sized efficient platform with great range,
speed and agility, this 45 Gamefisherman is the perfect choice.

Inquire today to schedule a private showing!

35 Yachts is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is
centrally listed by Allied Marine. It is offered as a convenience by this
broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation
of a particular vessel

Vessel Year:

2005

Engine Type:

Diesel

Engine Mfg:

Cummins

Engine Model:

QSM11

Horsepower:

660

Engine Hours:

3700 Hrs

Vessel Description

2005 45' Gamefisherman Custom Express "SLIPPERY SLOPE"

It is rare that a pedigreed Cold Molded Gamefisherman comes available for sale especially in the condition SLIPPERY SLOPE has been maintained. The combination of a superior fishing cockpit, smooth, soft, dry ride with exceptional maneuverability and timeless style makes SLIPPERY SLOPE the most desirable Gameboat available on the market today. If you want a "Right" sized efficient platform with great range, speed and agility, this 45 Gamefisherman is the perfect choice.

Won over $ 1,000,000 in Mid-Atlantic 500 as "GOT GAME"

At a half load of fuel, the captain reports the following:

1500 RPM’s 20 knots

1850 RPM’s 25/26 knots

1950 RPM’s 29 knots & 44 gallons per hour (80% load)

2050 RPM’s 32 knots & 50 gallons per hour (85% load)

2300 RPM’s 36 knots

Extensive Upgrade List2022/2023 Upgrades:

Two starters – new
Steering ram – new
Garmin 8712 (top) – new
Fighting chair – refinished
Topside – repainted
Heat exchangers serviced- Ace Marine
Oil lines – new
Recent bottom paint
Water heater – new
Outriggers serviced
Generator (1 year old)
Teak (1 year old)
Aft cutlass bearings – new
Rubrail polish – re-bed
Drain hoses – new
Miscellaneous paint and repairs

2021 Upgrades:

All sanitation hoses ripped out and replaced with new
Lectra-San removed and cleaned thoroughly
Fresh paint applied in forward bilge area

2020 Upgrades:

Forward A/C compressor serviced, filled with gas, and new raw water and discharge hoses ran
New galley refrigerator
Generator muffler rebuilt and painted
1000 Hour Service Completed on main Engines at 3090 hours
Heat exchangers
Gear Coolers
Aftercoolers
Fuel Coolers
Air Sep
Turbos
New gaskets
New exhaust manifolds
New risers
New turbo covers
New port side, forward raw water pipe
Cylinder heads resurfaced
New valve springs
New gaskets
New Raw water impellers
New turbo oil drain pie on starboard engine
New paint on engines
***Invoices have been documented***
All A/C lines cleaned out and flushed with barnacle buster on 06/12/20
Common drain manifolds flushed with acid on 06/12/20
New main engine batteries installed 09/28/20
Oil Change done on 10/28/20

2019 Upgrades:

Glendinning Smart Actuator 2 installed by Ron Marguin of East Coast Marine
New throttle control arms
New RD-33 installed in tower
Starboard side transmission replaced
New trolling valve for starboard transmission
New engine mounts
New transmission fluid lines
New main engine raw water hoses
Main cabin A/C compressor replaced
Raw water A/C lines flushed with barnacle buster
New bottom paint
Hull and transom waxed
Propellers removed, taken to Treasure coast propeller, tuned, dynamic balanced, and painted with prop speed
Rudder shaft seals replaced
Prop shafts tested for straightness
Stern tubes replaced
Cutlass bearings replaced
All new electronics by Pete and Sam Farkas of “Go To Guys”
New Garmin 8612
New Flir Camera mounted in tower
New Light bars mounted in tower
New Garmin 25 KW 4’ open array Radar
New Garmin GPSMAP
New Garmin autopilot and feed back sensor
Helm chair reupholstered by Marine Customs Unlimited with new cushions and backrest
Covering boards sanded down and oiled
Bridge area toe rails surrounding brow and mezzanine taken all the way down and varnished with 14 coats of awlwood and finished with clear coat
New Release Marine 10-hole teak rocket launcher
New trim tab actuators
Completely rebuilt out riggers with new bushings, cables, spars, pulleys, etc.

2018 Upgrades:

New paint (mattehorn white) on brow, underneath brow, forward bridge deck area
New paint on cabin hatch lid
New hardtop paint (sky blue – flat finish)
New nonskid on bow
Toe rail taken all the way down and varnished with 14 coats of awlwood and finished with clear coat
Transom taken all the way down and varnished with 14 coats of awlwood and finished with cleat coat
Interior floors sanded all the way down and finished with several coats of Minwax – flat finish
New paint inside cockpit refrigerator and cooler
All paint and varnish work done by Sebastian at A&J Boatworks
Overhead rod storage in master stateroom, LP 12V reel storage and rod storage in forward closet by Josh Mcmanus – Woodencrab)
Galley shelves (3) built underneath counter top, and forward of refrigerator by Josh Mcmanus
7 gallon holding tank with optional “Y” valve installed by A&J Boatworks
New gas hinges replaced on all openings (cooler, refrigerator, console top, cabin door, galley trashcan/dinette)
Master stateroom bed/cushions recovered with sunbrella material
New cockpit shade with wings to cover entire cockpit
Teak deck and covering boards sanded down by Derek Lynds

Vessel DescriptionVessel Walkthrough

The beautiful and functional teak cockpit hosts a teak Murray Brothers fighting chair. Helm is center line with port and starboard bench seating. Down a few stairs to the cabin and to port is a large L-Shaped settee with table. The settee converts to over under bunks. Across to starboard is the galley. Forward to port is a spacious head with a private shower. In the bow, the master stateroom features a V-Berth and filler cushion.

Main Salon