Randall Commercial LV266 - Line/Crab Vessel

LV266 - Innika K - 9.8m Randall Commercial Fishing Vessel | Compact, Reliable & Ready to Work

If you're looking for a dependable 9.8m Randall commercial fishing vessel, QFB is offering Innika K for sale as a practical, ready-to-work platform suited to line fishing or crabbing. Built around 1978 and powered by a Volvo 73P engine, this vessel delivers a straightforward and reliable solution for commercial operators seeking an efficient workboat. Enquire with QFB to learn more or arrange an inspection.

Built by Randall, Innika K reflects the proven design and durability these vessels are known for. Its compact 9.8-metre size provides a stable and capable platform for day-to-day commercial fishing operations while remaining simple to operate and maintain.

9.8m Randall Commercial Fishing Vessel

Powered by a Volvo 73P engine, Innika K offers dependable performance suited to inshore and coastal commercial fishing activities. The uncomplicated mechanical setup makes it an attractive option for operators seeking reliability without unnecessary complexity.

Commercial Fishing Deck Layout

The vessel features an 11-bin deck box together with an additional 6-bin esky, providing practical catch storage and supporting efficient fish handling throughout commercial operations. The functional deck layout is well suited to line fishing or crabbing applications.

Ready-to-Work Commercial Fishing Vessel

Whether you're entering the commercial fishing industry or expanding an existing fleet, Innika K offers a practical vessel with a proven design, reliable power, and a straightforward layout focused on productivity and ease of operation.

QFB, trading as Queensland Fishing Brokerage, specialises in commercial fishing symbols, licences, quota, packages and vessels across Queensland and Australia. Enquiries are handled directly through QFB.

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