The appeal of the V-41 is strong and simple: She’s the best center console on the market from 40 to 45 feet. Answering the call with high-level fishability, speed, range and overall performance.
This triple- or quad-powered offshore runner has taken the reins as the leading high-performance center console between 40 and 45 feet. We offer the V-41 with quad Mercury Verado V10 400s or quad Verado V8 300s. You can also get the V-41 with triple outboards – Mercury Verado V10 400s or Yamaha V8 450s. No matter the brand or engine size, each application can be configured for joystick helm control with GPS station-keeping technology.
The V-41 will excel on the tournament circuit, with a clean deck layout that maximizes the boat’s 360-degree access and an arsenal of standard and optional fishing features to put you in the winner’s circle. The transom holds a 90-gallon live well. The decks are filled with insulated fish boxes, and rod holders can be installed virtually anywhere. Live-bait anglers will love the V-41. A raised live well can be integrated into the forward lounge for quick access while fishing from the bow. You can also opt for an in-deck live well in the cockpit, and on-deck live well inlet and discharge fittings can be installed in the transom corners.
The Viking subsidiary Palm Beach Towers will design, fabricate and install an optional gap tower with a custom hardtop and an upper helm station. “The gap towers will match the quality and design of those on Viking sportfishing boats,” says Drew McDowell, PBT General Manager. “Large-diameter piping will be fabricated with angles and tapering locations specifically engineered for maximum strength.”
V-41 owners will also have great flexibility when it comes to outfitting the tower. “Not only can you have equipment such as recessed teaser reels, you can go for specialized features like integral kite boxes in the forward end of the hardtop,” says Drew. PBT is also designing a custom control box for the gap tower upper helms with a space-saving flush mounting surface.
The V-41 is designed and built to fish, no doubt, but our flagship also excels as a luxury tender or a sleek sport cruiser thanks to her diverse deck layout choices that include an aft mezzanine seating module complete with armrests and an insulated cooler (or live well) under the seat. Forward seating with backrests, an anchor windlass, a port-side dive door and additional cup holders round out the day-cruising conveniences.
“The V-41 takes you to the next level of center console design, fishability, performance and convenience,” says Design Manager David Wilson. “You will be impressed.”
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Length:40' 6"
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Beam:11' 7"
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Draft Engines Up:29"
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Draft Engines Down:33"
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Weight (half load):20,718 lbs
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Weight (full load):22,621 lbs
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Deadrise:24 deg.
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Fuel Capacity:557 gal
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Fresh Water:49 gal
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Waste:12 gal
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Max Engine HP:1,800 hp
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Live Well:90 gal
The appeal of the V-41 is strong and simple: She’s the best center console on the market from 40 to 45 feet. Answering the call with high-level fishability, speed, range and overall performance.
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Length:40' 6"
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Beam:11' 7"
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Draft Engines Up:29"
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Draft Engines Down:33"
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Weight (half load):20,718 lbs
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Weight (full load):22,621 lbs
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Deadrise:24 deg.
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Fuel Capacity:557 gal
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Fresh Water:49 gal
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Waste:12 gal
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Max Engine HP:1,800 hp
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Live Well:90 gal
This triple- or quad-powered offshore runner has taken the reins as the leading high-performance center console between 40 and 45 feet. We offer the V-41 with quad Mercury Verado V10 400s or quad Verado V8 300s. You can also get the V-41 with triple outboards – Mercury Verado V10 400s or Yamaha V8 450s. No matter the brand or engine size, each application can be configured for joystick helm control with GPS station-keeping technology.
The V-41 will excel on the tournament circuit, with a clean deck layout that maximizes the boat’s 360-degree access and an arsenal of standard and optional fishing features to put you in the winner’s circle. The transom holds a 90-gallon live well. The decks are filled with insulated fish boxes, and rod holders can be installed virtually anywhere. Live-bait anglers will love the V-41. A raised live well can be integrated into the forward lounge for quick access while fishing from the bow. You can also opt for an in-deck live well in the cockpit, and on-deck live well inlet and discharge fittings can be installed in the transom corners.
The Viking subsidiary Palm Beach Towers will design, fabricate and install an optional gap tower with a custom hardtop and an upper helm station. “The gap towers will match the quality and design of those on Viking sportfishing boats,” says Drew McDowell, PBT General Manager. “Large-diameter piping will be fabricated with angles and tapering locations specifically engineered for maximum strength.”
V-41 owners will also have great flexibility when it comes to outfitting the tower. “Not only can you have equipment such as recessed teaser reels, you can go for specialized features like integral kite boxes in the forward end of the hardtop,” says Drew. PBT is also designing a custom control box for the gap tower upper helms with a space-saving flush mounting surface.
The V-41 is designed and built to fish, no doubt, but our flagship also excels as a luxury tender or a sleek sport cruiser thanks to her diverse deck layout choices that include an aft mezzanine seating module complete with armrests and an insulated cooler (or live well) under the seat. Forward seating with backrests, an anchor windlass, a port-side dive door and additional cup holders round out the day-cruising conveniences.
“The V-41 takes you to the next level of center console design, fishability, performance and convenience,” says Design Manager David Wilson. “You will be impressed.”
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Length, hull
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- 40’ 6” (12.34 meters)
Length, with engines down
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- 43’ 3” (13.18 meters)
Beam, overall (B.O.A.)
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- 11’ 7” (3.53 meters)
Height
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- waterline to hardtop, half load
- 8’ 8” (2.64 meters)
- waterline to open array radar, half load
- 10’ 0” (3.05 meters)
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Draft
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- engines up, full load
- 29” (.74 meters)
- engines down, jack plate up
- 33” (.84 meters)
Weight
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- half load
- 18,343 pounds
- (8,320 kilograms)
- full load
- 20,798 pounds
- (9,434 kilograms)
- (1) Weight with Quad 450 hp engines
- (2) Half Load, 50% liquids
- Full Load, 100% liquids
- no passengers or gear, hardtop, no tower
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Deadrise (at transom)
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- 24.0º
Fuel capacity
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- 557 gallons (2,108 liters)
Water capacity
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- 49 gallons (185 liters)
Holding tank capacity
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- 12 gallons (45 liters)
Max engine HP
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- 1800 hp
Live well (transom)
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- 90 gallons (341 liters)










