Knowing how quickly visitor schedules fill for the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show—set for October 28 -November 1 this year—the team at Deep Impact Custom Boats has released the date for the launch party celebrating its new 409 center console. The event is set for Wednesday, October 28, starting at 6 p.m. in the Deep Impact display.

Debuting at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, the 409 will be the latest addition to the new generation of Deep Impact center consoles.

The 409 is the latest addition to a new generation models that includes the 499, 449, 449 Poker Run Edition, and 399 and the 369. The South Florida-based company a full array of offerings at the Fort Lauderdale affair.

“The 409 combines the styling of the 499 along with options only found on much larger boats such as the enclosed head with shower larger air conditioned cabin, larger screens, molded backrests in the forward seat area and larger lounge seat in front of the console better line of sight visibility from the helm and so much more,” explained Mark Fischer, the owner of Deep Impact. “The hullside windows bring more natural light into the console cabin and add style to look of the boat. The redesigned hard-top with molded speakers similar to our 499 along with glass windshield and a wiper just in case of bad weather make this boat a home-run.

“The new boat is basically a 399 on steroids combined with a smaller version of the 499,” he added.

Would-be guests can click here to RSVP for the event.

Deep Impact will have an array of models at the 2026 Fort Lauderdale affair. Photo from the 2026 Desert Storm Poker Run by Tom Leigh copyright Tommy Gun Images.

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