2021 Bertram 39CC
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Boat Overview
Boat Description
Bertram 39CC: The Flagship Centre Console Built to Fight Fish First
1. General Information
The Bertram 39CC is the flagship of the CC Series, an offshore centre console designed to fight fish first while keeping guests comfortable when entertaining or cruising the coast. At 12.27 metres overall with a 4.04-metre beam, it offers serious range, power and space for long days far offshore.
The ideal owner is a tournament-minded angler or offshore enthusiast who wants big-boat capability in a centre console. Nearly 2,000 litres of fuel, triple Mercury Verado 350 V10 outboards and a console cabin with a separate head make the 39CC ready for canyon runs and weekend island hops alike.
2. Construction and Design
The 39CC rides on a 22° deep-V hull built from high-grade materials with Bertram's hand-selected finishes. Standard Mercury JPO joystick piloting with Skyhook digital anchor and integrated autopilot simplifies docking and holding position over a wreck, and an automatic fire suppression system protects the machinery space when the generator option is fitted.
On deck, wraparound helm seating, dual mezzanine seating and a large fishing cockpit with transom seating and rod storage balance comfort and function. Below the console, a cabin with a berth and a well-finished head with a shower add genuine overnight capability.
3. Key Features
Triple Mercury power: Three Verado 350 V10 outboards come standard, with up to 1,275 hp permitted and twin V12 options available.
Long-range fuel capacity: Nearly 2,000 litres of fuel supports extended offshore runs.
Joystick piloting: Mercury JPO with Skyhook and autopilot makes close-quarters handling and station-keeping effortless.
Console cabin and head: A berth, wood-accented cabin and separate head with shower provide real comfort aboard.
Tower-ready fishing platform: Available tuna tower, outriggers and a spacious cockpit make it a true tournament machine.
4. Summary
The Bertram 39CC is aimed at serious offshore anglers, tournament crews and owners who want flagship centre console performance with genuine comfort. It suits buyers seeking a powerful, long-range fishing machine that carries Bertram's legendary deep-V heritage into the modern outboard era.
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Performance & Ratios
Length at centreline: 11.68 m.
Full-load displacement with standard engines: 11,610 kg.
Transom deadrise: 22°.
Diesel tank for generator: 95–114 L (sources differ).
Maximum power: 1,275 hp; performance reports also listed for triple Mercury 400 V10 and twin Mercury 600 V12 configurations.
Cruising speed 32 knots and top speed 42 knots per itboat.com (engine configuration not stated).
Bridge clearance: 2.69 m with hardtop, 3.15 m with hardtop and radar.
Built to meet or exceed ISO Category B.
Standard Mercury JPO joystick piloting with Skyhook digital anchor and autopilot; Seakeeper 3 gyro stabiliser available.
Bertram's model year 2027 brochure lists the same specifications under the name 40CC.