Bertram's new 80-foot flagship, which will debut in early summer 2010, was designed as a go-anywhere battlewagon that will work in a variety of climates. The sleek-looking 80, with the trademark Bertram deep-V hull, uses an entirely new style of superstructure that includes an enclosed flybridge. The windows, reinforced into the fiberglass hull for optimal strength, actually brighten the salon's interior and upper helm station. The boat's interior is simple but refined, clad in African mahogany, with four staterooms, deluxe galley, and large salon. The master stateroom is a full-beam with large portside windows. The staterooms can be customized, and even the layout, which allows two crew cabins, can be configured to the owner's desires. Of course, the über-size cockpit turns the 80 into the ultimate fishing machine, with all the equipment and storage of a serious battlewagon. But the cockpit can also transition into a social area, with lounges and a convertible table.
