Regulator 29 FS

Specifications

Name: 29 FS
Length: 29'0"
Hull Type: Deep-V
Gross Weight: --
Fuel Capacity: 285 gals.
Model Years: 2006—2012
Draft: --
Beam: 9'6"
Water Capacity: 20 gals.
Waste Capacity: --
Length w/ Pulpit: --
Regulator described the 29 FS (Forward Seating) as a “bluewater fishing machine that meets the demands of sportsmen who desire superior performance...” Few, it seems, would argue with that characterization. Built on a solid fiberglass deep-V hull designed by naval architect Lou Codega, the 29 FS is a top-tier center console with classic Regulator lines. A focal point of the 29 FS is the helm that offers a full-array of electronics storage and wiring access from inside the console. The console unit also houses a marine toilet with 6'3"" headroom and finished fiberglass interior. The aft cockpit is wide open and clean, with ample room for the crew to fish and work together. With a 30-gallon transom livewell, twin 200-quart in-seat fish boxes, and 520 quart in-deck fish box, the Regulator has the storage capacity of many larger boats. In addition, there's a 64-quart cooler beneath the forward console seat and — moving aft — two side lockers that each hold a five-gallon bucket. The forward in-deck fish box doubles as a rod locker. Note the wide forward gunwales. An open bow model was available until 2010. With 285-gallons of fuel, the Regulator 29 has excellent range. Yamaha 250s reach 45 knots top.

Overview

Top-shelf fisherman meets angler demands for superior craftsmanship, no-excuses fishability.

Features

Standard features include combined leaning post/tackle center, transom and in-floor fishboxes, 30-gallon livewell, pop-up cleats, insulated cooler, fresh/saltwater washdowns, cushioned bow seating, console head with marine toilet. Helm offers lots of space for flush-mounting electronics. Forward fishbox doubles as lockable rod locker. Excellent range.

Comments

Forward Seating model available since 2006.

Performance

Yamaha 250s reach 45 knots.

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