A Caison 40 express sportfisherman of 2009 with a marlin tower, on twin Volvo IPS 600 pods, documented as Final Verdict and then Sweet Lou before taking the name Disruptor out of Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, in 2023.
Build sheetCaison · HIN CYE00004F909 · 2009
- Designer
- Caison Yachts
- Original power
- Twin Volvo IPS 600, 435 hp
Her story, name by name
- Until 2021
Final Verdict
Reported · U.S. Coast Guard
- June 2009
Build
Built by Caison Yachts as a 40-foot express sportfisherman with a marlin tower; 40'3" LOA, 14'10" beam, 3'6" draft, twin Volvo 435 hp IPS 600. HIN CYE00004F909 (built June 2009, model year 2009).
Confirmed · caisonyachts.com, U.S. Coast Guard
- 2021 – 2023
Sweet Lou
Reported · U.S. Coast Guard
Documented as Sweet Lou, hailing from Murrells Inlet, SC, by November 2021; the Coast Guard file carried her as Final Verdict of Garden City Beach, SC in July 2021. Same official number and HIN.
- 2023 – present
DisruptorCurrent
Confirmed · caisonyachts.com, U.S. Coast Guard
Documented as Disruptor, hailing from Murrells Inlet, SC, by June 2023; the Coast Guard file carried her as Sweet Lou in May 2023. Same official number and HIN.
MediaPhotography, film, print
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