I got the 76L and 86L Starboard Fish. They are 2002. The next size up is the 96L.
I'm currently trying to give away the 76L and will be giving the 86L away once I pick up the 82L Quad.
The Stsrboard Fish boards are sick boards in onshore small waves but no so much in bigger cross off waves.

Best board Starboard ever made.

Speak of the devil i just bough a close friends quiver i didnt know what he had in his shed but it was kept in really good condition .(big THANK YOU) stoked its the 96 litre version
He told us it will be your fav board once you get used to it and to go upwind lean forward heaps.




He also said use this board when **** gets crazy?? do they still make fiber glass boards are they any good or should i just hang it off my lounge wall?

How good is that 96L
I will take a pick of my 76 and 86 and post it for you.

I wonder how the Black Box will compare?

busterwa said...

What would be the equivalent of that board in today's terms As in if i get to like the feel of it and break it what would be the best thing to replace it with?

I think you will need to go custom unless their black box turns out to be something similar?
Let's hope so..
Mark stone's quad fish might be worth considering if you kill the beloved starboard.
If I recall correctly, the 96 litre Starboard fish i measured once had the following dimensions: 245 x 59.5 with a 44.5cm tail. In today's terms, that's a really long board with a super wide tail and quite narrow overall width (when you take into consideration the length at 245cm).
I've been searching for ages for a modern variant similar to starboard's fish and ended up getting Keith from Quatro to build me something fishy recently. As a comparison, it is 225cm x 63.5cm with a 42cms square squash tail and has 94 litres of foam in it and can be used as a quad or thruster. To test the range I purposely tried it out from super light wind logo high Hookipa to 4.6 maxed out sprecs, and although not ideal, shows how much range the larger multi fin wave boards have now.