Offshore Fishing Boats
Positioning for fishing over a selected mark. Discuss wind, current and offshore operating conditions with our team.
CJS MARINE / SHARK CAPTAIN
High-power trolling motors combining GPS positioning, wireless control and automatic deployment for saltwater boating.
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Start with the way you use your boat. CJS Marine can assess the motor, power supply and mounting arrangement around your vessel and operating conditions.
Positioning for fishing over a selected mark. Discuss wind, current and offshore operating conditions with our team.
Explore higher-output options with an installation assessment covering bow height, mounting space and onboard power.
Discuss positioning assistance as part of a vessel-specific system and installation plan.
Talk through operating requirements, duty cycle and system integration before selecting a configuration.
Compare the range, then speak with CJS Marine about your boat and installation.
Brushless drive options across the range. Match rated power, supply voltage and battery capacity to the system you need.
GPS anchoring and heading control help manage the boat’s position and direction. Performance depends on installation and operating conditions.
Automatic lifting and lowering put deployment and retrieval within the onboard control workflow.
Specified housing, shaft and propeller materials are considered alongside sealing, surface protection and installation.
Higher-output models and longer shaft options broaden the installation choices for larger vessels. Suitability is assessed for each boat.
Explore coordinated multi-unit installations where supported. Compatible models and the control arrangement must be confirmed for your system.
Material specifications describe individual components. Their performance in saltwater also depends on finish, assembly, installation and maintenance.
316L stainless steel is listed for motor construction in the available specifications. Material traceability and the housing finish remain part of the technical review.
2205 is specified for the propeller on selected models, including SS240. Smaller models list composite propellers; 2205 should not be assumed across every model or component.
Carbon fibre main shafts are listed in the available specifications, with diameter and length varying by model. The interfaces with metal components require appropriate electrical isolation.
Discuss the mounting arrangement for your boat with CJS Marine. The alloy, finish and installation requirements will be confirmed for the selected configuration.
Ratings shown are from current product specifications where listed. Test reports, model coverage and IPX8 depth and duration are awaiting verification. These are not presented as independent certification or corrosion-test results.
Materials, protective finishes, sealing and installation each contribute to how equipment performs in saltwater.
Component materials are selected around exposure, mechanical loads and the materials they contact.
Protective finishes help limit saltwater exposure at surfaces, edges, welds and fasteners.
Housings, cable entries and connectors each play a part in controlling water ingress.
Isolation at interfaces between conductive materials helps manage galvanic corrosion.
Drainage, routine inspection and specified maintenance support corrosion protection throughout the installation.
Fixed-point positioning helps hold a selected fishing location without deploying a conventional anchor.
Course-lock control maintains the selected heading. Confirm operating modes for your chosen model.
Control steering, propulsion and positioning from a handheld remote onboard.
Use automatic lifting and lowering to manage the motor’s operating and stowed positions.
Available specifications list BeiDou, GPS, Galileo and GLONASS multi-constellation positioning.
Multi-unit linkage is described for supported configurations. Model compatibility and synchronisation limits require confirmation.
Feature availability varies by model and configuration. No positioning accuracy or all-condition holding guarantee is claimed.
Compare electrical requirements and shaft options before arranging a vessel-specific assessment. Boat length alone does not establish suitability.
| Model | Rated power | Rated voltage DC | Listed shaft options |
|---|---|---|---|
| SS90 | 1,500 W | 24 V | 1.9 / 2.2 m |
| SS120 | 2,500 W | 36 V | 2.2 / 2.5 m |
| SS180 | 3,500 W | 36 V | 2.5 / 2.7 / 3.0 m |
| SS240 | 5,500 W | 72 V | 2.7 / 3.0 / 3.3 m |
| SS300 | Not provided | 72 V | 3.0 m |
SS90–SS240 figures reference the manufacturer’s downloadable brochure. SS300 voltage and shaft length remain website reference values; rated power is not provided. Australian supply configurations are awaiting confirmation. No vessel-length recommendations are made.
Speak with our Wellington Point team about the right Shark Captain configuration and the practical details of owning it.
Discuss your boat, bow height, mounting space and electrical system so installation requirements can be assessed and quoted.
Contact CJS Marine for warranty guidance. Ask for the written terms, inclusions and service arrangements for your selected package.
Ask our team about replacement parts, availability, lead times and technical support for your model.
Tell us about your vessel, how you use it and where you boat. We’ll help you work through model selection, power and installation.