Go Fish Or Stay Home: Charter The Time Bandit as seen on TV's Deadliest Catch: Accommodations

F/V Time Bandit
 

 
Built in 1991 at the Giddings Boat Yard in Coos Bay , Oregon, the F/V Time Bandit is a 298 ton, 113 foot house-aft boat with a beam 28 feet across.   It has an 8 foot draft and is powered by two 425 horsepower Cummins engines with a cruising speed of 9 knots.  It has a hold capacity of 120,000 pounds for king crab, 175,000 for snow crab and 370,000 for salmon.

The F/V Time Bandit was designed by Andy and Johnathan's father, John Sr.,  and custom-built by the Hillstrands themselves.  The boat includes such unusual amenities as queen-size beds, a four-person sauna and a dishwasher.

The F/V Time Bandit’s home port is Homer, Alaska.

For many more details about the F/V Time Bandit, check out the
F/V Time Bandit Facts, Trivia, & FAQs.

Go Fish Or Stay Home: Charter The Time Bandit as seen on TV's Deadliest Catch: Itinerary

 Anchorage, Cold Bay and St. Paul or King Cove, Alaska

To quote Captain Andy, “A day onboard could be as rough or as nice as you’d like.”  For the full experience, spend the day outside working.  Or sit in the wheel house and enjoy the views with the Captain.

"Either way," he says.  "Be prepared to freeze your a** off!"