Mako 414 CC First Glance.
Mako is celebrating 50 years in the boatbuilding business with its largest, most powerful center console yet — the 414 CC.
The Sportfish Edition features two 50-gallon livewells, a tuna/dive door, a Fusion stereo, multiple fish boxes and a walk-in stand-up head with freshwater shower, sink, toilet and bunk/storage area.
The Bluewater Family version offers Mercury Joystick control, a retractable shade, a cooktop and refrigerator in the leaning post, seven fold-down seats, a bow table and various console cabin amenities.
The helm comes with CZone digital switching and Mercury VesselView gauges.
Mako rates the 414 CC for 1,675 hp, available in a quad-outboard configuration.
In performance testing with our sister publication, Salt Water Sportsman, the 414 reached 60 mph, powered by four Mercury 350 Verados.
The 566-gallon fuel tank gives it a 360-mile range at 35.5 mph.
Specifications LOA: 41 feet Beam: 11 ft. 11 in.
Dry Weight: 23,000 lb.
The 414 CC is available in three editions: Standard, Bluewater Family and Sportfish.
Mako is celebrating 50 years in the boatbuilding business with its largest, most powerful center console yet — the 414 CC. The 41-footer comes in three editions: Standard, Bluewater Family and Sportfish.
The Sportfish Edition features two 50-gallon livewells, a tuna/dive door, a Fusion stereo, multiple fish boxes and a walk-in stand-up head with freshwater shower, sink, toilet and bunk/storage area. The Bluewater Family version offers Mercury Joystick control, a retractable shade, a cooktop and refrigerator in the leaning post, seven fold-down seats, a bow table and various console cabin amenities.
