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ModelStessl DareDevil
Length4.35m
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The Stessl DareDevil is a robust open tinnie range purpose-built for exploring inshore Australian waters with confidence. Spanning from 3.00 metres to 4.35 metres, it offers a size to suit everything from solo creek missions to family fishing and crabbing trips, all with the reassurance of a stable, predictable hull.
Each DareDevil is constructed from 1.6mm 5052 marine grade aluminium with rolled and fully welded ribs, delivering a solid, long-lasting platform that stands up to regular use. Generous freeboard enhances safety and comfort at rest, while fully welded foam-filled thwart seats add both buoyancy and structural strength. Practical features such as a flat foredeck with anchor shelf, port side tank rack, bow and rear handles, double bow eye, rowlock holders, flotation, bungs, gunwale rubber insert, motor board, stickers and an Australian builders plate are standard across the range.
The series can be tailored to suit individual needs with a wide selection of factory options. Smaller hulls (300–340) and larger hulls (380–435) can be fitted with side pockets, bow and side rails, drop-in carpeted floors, rear step and rails, and internal and external paint. The larger models can also be upgraded with a carpeted full floor between the seats, transducer bracket and electric motor mount, turning the boat into a highly capable fishing platform. Whether used as a car-topper, tender or primary fishing boat, the DareDevil range combines simplicity, durability and versatility for anglers and families wanting a no-nonsense aluminium tinnie.
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MakeStessl Boats
ModelStessl DareDevil
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Length overall4.35m
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