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Stabimag is a magazine packed full of epic adventure stories, boat reviews brought to you by The Captain, design articles, boat model specs, our global dealership network, and product reviews from our key Partners. There are six issues free to view online. So find a quiet space, and prepare to be captivated for hours.
We’re pulling back the curtain and diving deeper than ever into the world of Stabicraft in this action-packed issue of STABIMAG. From groundbreaking designs to ripper adventures, Issue #7 has it all. We kick things off with an in-depth look at the Stabicraft 2350 Supercab — an offshore weapon that’s as comfortable as it is capable. Then it’s over to the Stabicraft Design Team, where we uncover the innovation and craftsmanship that go into every boat. And speaking of genius, ever wondered what makes Stabi boats so unsinkable? We break it down with a lesson in closed-cell baffling. Adventure awaits on Kangaroo Island, where an oldie but a goldie 609 Supercab proves why Stabis are built to last.
Plus, The Captain’s crew puts the new 2050 Trekker through its paces, and Connor Staples’ 1450 Frontier, dubbed Zinger, reminds us why good things come in small, fried-chicken-themed packages.
Issue #07
This issue marks six years of STABIMAG publications, and boy oh boy it’s a biggun. We travel to south-eastern Queensland and catch GTs and spotted mackerel with YouTube star, Rokkit Kit. Then we go back across the ditch to cast soft baits with another big name, Matt Watson, aboard the new 1850 Supercab, no less. We drop in at the new Stabicraft factory in Port Angles, Washington and take the new 2250 Ultracab Alpha for a spin — our first boat built in the USA. The crew from The Captain then take us on a Stabi tour of California, Oregon and Alaska — yeehaw!
This issue also features some all-new, mouth-watering models, hot new products to bolt to your Stabi, and much more.
VIEW ISSUE #06
Turquoise symbolises five years of publication of STABIMAG and this year is saltier than ever. We travel to the turquoise waters off Sydney, Australia and catch marlin, then go across the ditch to the clear waters of Solander Island for a jaw-dropping diving adventure. In between, we climb aboard a couple of 1450s skippered by two mates, then catch a few kingfish with an Aussie, ex-commercial fisho, Gawaine Blake.
VIEW ISSUE #05
