TS649 16.0m Trawler Evelyn Mae

TS649 - Evelyn Mae - 16m Commercial Trawler | NSW Fishing Business, Shares & Trawl Effort Available

Looking for a commercial trawler with flexible purchase options? QFB is offering Evelyn Mae, a 16-metre commercial fishing vessel based at Iluka, NSW, with the opportunity to purchase the vessel on its own or negotiate separately for the associated NSW Fishing Business, shares and quota. Enquire with QFB to discuss the package that best suits your operation.

Commercial Trawler for Sale

Evelyn Mae is a 16-metre timber commercial trawler based at Iluka, New South Wales. Full vessel specifications, machinery details and onboard equipment are available in the detailed listing information.

NSW Fishing Business, Shares and Trawl Effort

This opportunity offers flexibility, with the Vendor willing to consider the sale of either the vessel only or the NSW Fishing Business package only, subject to negotiation.

The available fishing business includes 50 inshore shares, 78 offshore shares, 4,514 trawl effort units, with 2,821 allocated usable effort units for 2026. Also available are Tiger Flathead, Bluespot Flathead and Trawl Whiting quota allocations as detailed by the vendor. The vendor has confirmed that the vessel and fishing business can be sold separately by negotiation, allowing buyers to tailor the purchase to their operational requirements.

Flexible Commercial Fishing Opportunity

Whether you are looking to expand an existing fleet, replace a commercial fishing vessel or secure additional fishing entitlements, Evelyn Mae presents a flexible opportunity within the NSW commercial fishing industry. Contact QFB for pricing, further information or to arrange an inspection.

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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