Latitude Tournament Boats has built a name for itself in Fort Myers by handcrafting center consoles for serious anglers, and the LTB 29 is shaping up to be the biggest statement in the lineup yet. It's a 32-foot, all-composite center console built with tournament fishing in mind, designed alongside real captains and guides who spend more days on the water than off it. Every part of the boat, from the hull to the deck layout, was built around a simple idea: fish hard, fish far, and keep fishing no matter what the day throws at you.

That design brief shows up everywhere once you start looking at the numbers. So let's get into it and see what's actually powering this thing.

The Numbers That Matter

Here's the LTB 29, stat for stat:

• LOA: 32'

• Beam: 9'5"

• Draft: 20"

• Hull Weight: 5,200 lbs (est.)

• Loaded Weight: 9,000 lbs (est.)

• Deadrise: 24.5°

• Max HP: 1,000 HP

• Fuel Capacity: 320–520 gal.

• Max Speed: 75 MPH (est.)

• Cruise Speed: 38 MPH (est.)

• Cruise Fuel Burn: 2.0 MPG

• Max Range: 1,000 miles

Read that range number again. A thousand miles.

3-Piece Hull, 24.5° Deadrise

Underneath all that composite is a 3-piece hull construction with a fully composite core, no wood, no shortcuts, no excuses. That's the same philosophy LTB has run with across the lineup, scaled up on the 29 to match the size of the fight this boat is built to win.

Then there's the 24.5-degree deadrise, enough deep-V to keep the ride smooth when the Gulf decides it doesn't want to cooperate, without sacrificing the stability you need to actually stand up and cast when you get where you're going.

1,000 Horse Power and 1,000 Miles of Range

With a max rating of 1,000 HP and up to 520 gallons of fuel on board, the LTB 29 isn't built to run to the numbers, it's built to blow past them. Whether you're idling out of the pass at sunrise or putting real miles between you and the dock chasing pelagics, this rig is packing the range and the muscle to keep going.

Livewell, Storage, and Dive Platform Built to Fish

This is where the LTB 29 stops being just a spec sheet and starts being a fish-catching machine:

• True 360-degree fishability — gunnel and freeboard heights built so you're never fighting the boat to fight the fish

• 147-gallon livewell system — your bait, and your catch, stay ready

• Best-in-class deck space paired with storage that's actually designed for how tournament anglers move, not just how it looks in a brochure

• A dive platform bigger and closer to the water than anything else in its class — because getting in and out of the water shouldn't be the hardest part of your day

• A center console that's basically a gear fortress, head included, so the essentials stay stowed and the deck stays clear

• Flip-up jump seats at the transom livewell for when you finally get a second to sit down
  
  

Why the LTB 29 Is Worth the Wait

The LTB 29 is coming in 2026, and every inch of it has been built around one question: what does it actually take to fish hard, fish far, and fish often? A thousand-mile range. A thousand horsepower ceiling. A hull that doesn't cut corners. This is a boat built for people who treat fishing less like a hobby and more like a lifestyle, and honestly, isn't that the whole point?

Build slots are limited. If you're ready to be one of the first captains on the water in an LTB 29, now's the time to get your name on the list.

Specs listed are manufacturer-provided and estimated where noted; final production specs may vary. Reserve your build slot directly with Latitude Tournament Boats.