The Yes Aye at berth

1988 Innovator 31ft ex California purposely designed for fishing. Equipped with Cummins 250hp turbo diesels giving a 20 knot cruise, she is an excellent sea boat giving a dry comfortable ride similar to that of a much larger vessel.

Equipment includes a Murray brothers fighting chair, Rupp outriggers, 2 GPS, 2 VHF, fish finder, autopilot, full safety equipment, Penn International and Shimano Tiagra reels from 20 to 80 class, electric downrigger, etc. Creature comforts include enclosed cabin with stand up head, refrigerator and comfortable seating in the cockpit, cabin and up on the fly bridge.

Fully insured and licensed for ocean fishing charter trips.

Press clipping of the 'El Zorro II' on the mothership

“Yes Aye” started life as the “El Zorro II” a fishing tender on back of Jim Edmiston’s 100ft “El Zorro” mother ship (see pic) which did world tours visiting famous fishing hotspots. “El Zorro II” graced many fishing magazines often with a big marlin alongside! Eventually Jim sold “El Zorro II” to Grenadian Cliff Wardally in 1995 who renamed it “Yes Aye“ (a Rastafarian exclamation best translated as an emphatic Yes!).  “Yes Aye” was overhauled in Trinidad in 2000 the work including both engines being rebuilt and a cockpit canopy added for vital shade.

Another Marlin comes to the 'El Zorro'