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The Catalina Yachts 309 is a 10.0-meter fractional sloop designed by Gerry Douglas and built by Catalina Yachts from 2005 to 2012. It features a fin keel with a bulb and spade rudder, a 3.5-meter beam, and a 1.9-meter draft, displacing 4445 kg. Aboard *Sailing Into Oblivion*, a Catalina 309 completed a three-day round-trip passage on Lake Michigan, encountering 25-knot winds and choppy conditions.3:04 The crew noted the boat's furling main and jib, self-tailing winches, and cockpit-mounted autopilot, but identified a need for a more robust hydraulic steering system for offshore use.9:52 The interior includes a 6-foot-4-inch salon, a full galley with an oven and microwave, and an engine compartment with accessible maintenance points.8:45 Flexible solar panels provide power, and the cockpit features a bimini and sugar scoop transom.10:45
