Lürepredator L35P

Rockstar put the name on the hull: LUREPREDATOR over L35P in grey capitals in the Extended Look, with twin black outboards on the transom and a fishing party aboard. Two more frames show the same maker's boats at a boat party, where the outboards read DINKA, and at a dock.

This is a transcription rather than an identification. At 25:50.73 of the Extended Look the maker’s name is set in grey capitals along the topsides as one word, LUREPREDATOR, with an umlaut over the U, a small fish hook worked into the L and a US flag in front of it; L35P sits below it in larger italic characters. On the transom hang two black outboards: the nearer one carries three characters on its aft face and a word along its side, both under this site’s letter floor. The boat is named by the image itself, and the umlaut is why this site has spelled the maker as one word since 18 September 2026.

The hull is a centre-console fishing boat: light grey upper topsides carrying the lettering, a dark navy band beneath them, a thin pale pinstripe over a dark red boot stripe at the waterline, a raised casting deck forward, and a grey console amidships with a wheel and electronics and a seat behind it. Three people are in the crop, one in camouflage shorts standing amidships, one in a floral shirt with a fish on his line, and a woman in a red top holding a rod at the bow, and a fishing line runs down through the crop into the water. Fainter grey lettering near the bow, above the waterline, does not resolve. The shoreline behind is low and green with buildings on a rise.

Twenty-four seconds on, in the Extended Look at 26:14, the camera is in the cockpit of the same boat, with the man in the floral shirt standing at the console; the other two aboard, Jason and a woman with a bottle, are outside this crop. The nearer seat back is embossed 35P, with a hand over the character before it, and the farther one carries embossed lettering too small to read; so the designation is part of the boat’s fittings and not only its hull lettering. The console lid carries a speaker grille and four stickers: BORN TO FISH over a smaller white line on a black band, a green manatee in a red-and-white ring, one beginning OOKS and WORKS behind a man’s arm, and FISH WANT ME over a second line; the two smaller lines are under this site’s letter floor. The grey console and light grey mouldings match the topsides read at 25:50.

The press pack’s fifth Leonida Keys still has a second boat of the same make at a boat party: white, with a hard top on a frame of silver tubes, LUREPREDATOR in dark capitals on the hull with the flag after the word this time, a line of italic characters on the bow that sits under this site’s letter floor, and no L35P anywhere. Two white outboards on its transom carry DINKA and 300, with a smaller mark under the 300 that sits below this site’s floor for lettering; two black ones sit directly behind them, each with a line of lettering along its side that is under that floor too, and whether they hang on the same transom the angle does not settle. Trailer 2 has a third at a dock at 1:21.40, in tan with a green seat, a bimini top and a fire extinguisher under the console, its hull reading UREPREDATOR because the left edge of the frame cuts the L off.

Nothing in the series has carried this maker before. GTA 5’s fishing-boat slot was the Dinghy and the Tropic, and Dinka was a car and motorcycle marque rather than an outboard brand, so both the boat name and the Dinka engine badge on the boat-party hull are new to the world. Which of the three hulls is the L35P and which is another model is an open question the lettering leaves exactly as open as it looks.

How to recognise it

• LUREPREDATOR in grey capitals as one word, umlaut over the U, a fish hook in the L and a US flag in front
• L35P below the maker's name, in larger italic characters
• Twin black outboards on the transom
• Centre console with a wheel and electronics, a seat behind it
• Light grey upper topsides over a navy band, a pale pinstripe and a dark red boot stripe, raised casting deck forward
• Faint grey lettering near the bow, not legible
• 35P embossed on the nearer seat back at 26:14, and stickers on the console lid

The frame it comes from

The frame is Extended Look at 25:50.73. It is 3840 by 2160, and the vehicle occupies 2496 by 648 of it. Also in it: a lighthouse on the coast and an angler holding a catch.

How this was measured

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What we still do not know

• The lettering near the bow. The press-pack boat carries a registration there; this frame does not carry it legibly.
• Whether L35P is a model designation or a length and configuration code; with 35P embossed on a seat back at 26:14 as well as L35P on the hull, it reads more like a model name
• Why the press pack’s boat carries LUREPREDATOR and no L35P at all, where this one carries both. Same maker, different model, or the same boat without the designation
• Whether the outboards are a fixed part of the boat or a choice; the boat-party hull carries Dinka engines, and the word on the black ones here is too small to read
• Everything measured: top speed, handling, price, where it spawns

A note on this record

Rebuilt on 22 September 2026 against the 4K masters, with a reading record on four crops. Two corrections. The crop holds three people, not four. And the colours were the wrong way up: the lettering sits on light grey upper topsides, with the navy band below them, not on navy topsides over a white sheer strake. The press-pack boat and the dock boat in Trailer 2 now have their own paragraph, with what each one does and does not carry. Extended 23 September 2026 with the cockpit frame at 26:14: 35P on the nearer seat back and the stickers on the console lid, each read on the 4K master. Checked again on 25 September 2026 at 1:1 on the master. The word on the black outboards sits under this site's floor for lettering, so the page no longer calls them Dinka; that name is read on the white outboards of the boat-party hull. 350 is on the aft face of the nearer cowling, not the flank. The waterline carries a dark red boot stripe under a thin pale pinstripe, not a white stripe. The seat stands behind the console, not ahead of it, and there is no rod in a holder: all three rods are in hands. The line runs down through the crop, not from its top right corner. The sticker on the console lid shows a manatee, not a fish.