Cabo's first boat, the Cabo 35 Flybridge was introduced in 1991 and greeted with rave reviews. With over 200 now fishing the oceans of the world, she's one of the best selling boats in the Cabo line-up. In 1999 she was redesigned from the bottom up to incorporate improvements and new engineering geared towards better performance and greater access to what was already one of the best mechanical layouts in the business. Whatever aspect you're looking at, the quality of the Cabo 35 is obvious.

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A ride like no other.
The Cabo 35 deep-V hull rides exceptionally soft in choppy head seas and is one of the driest running hulls in the business. Her impeccable hull is further separated from the competition when you consider the manufacturing process and materials. Lightweight and impermeable vinylester resins are used throughout. Stitched biaxial fiberglass roving further strengthens the hull without adding excess weight. State of the art coring materials are used where appropriate to reduce weight and to enhance performance, but never at the expense of Cabo's legendary strength. The result of Cabo's top quality, unmatched materials, unique design and meticulous manufacturing process is a hull without peer. Comfort and performance, muscle and agility, no other boat even comes close. 

Life aboard.
Appointments, materials and craftsmanship are on par with that of the finest custom yachts. Teak woodwork throughout is elegant and durable. The salon provides the perfect environment for relaxing or entertaining in comfort. Five can dine comfortably at the starboard settee, and there is additional seating located portside, aft of the galley. There's easy access to storage beneath settees and behind bulkheads. Cabo knows that storage is precious on board and none is wasted. In the galley, even the most discerning chefs will appreciate Corian countertops, twin burners, large refrigerator, and convection microwave oven.

Understated luxury continues below in the spacious double cabin. A large, double island berth on centerline with easily accessed dry storage below puts many larger boats to shame. Two rod lockers forward conceal as many as 10 offshore rods with reels. A spacious head with separate stall shower adjoins the forward stateroom. Two additional single berths are located portside in the guest cabin.

Classically strong lines, uncompromising materials and construction and a selection of custom decor packages combine and balance to meet the needs of dedicated sport fishermen and yachtsmen who demand the construction and meticulous craftsmanship for which Cabo Yachts is so well known.

Designed by fishermen.
As with any Cabo, fishability is unsurpassed on the Cabo 35 Flybridge. Her cockpit measures 130 square feet, unheard of on a 35 footer. Its clean, simple layout easily accommodates four stand-up anglers.

Padded bolsters ring the cockpit for extra comfort when bringing in big fish. Tackle and rigging equipment are easily organized in the twelve custom built drawers at the two rigging stations, which are located over the engine boxes. Easily opened for quick engine access, these boxes double as comfortable seats for watching baits, relaxing while running out to the grounds or hanging on the hook after a long day. Port and starboard cabinets running nearly the length of the cockpit provide storage for gaffs and bait nets, leaving the cockpit clean and free of obstruction when fighting a fish. Two six cubic foot fish boxes equipped with macerators lay flush with the cockpit sole, and both fresh and saltwater wash downs are close at hand. A 50 gallon bait tank is located in the aft cap rail, minimizing intrusion into valuable cockpit space.