Downeast
They really aren’t lobster boats anymore. It’s hard to imagine anyone pulling traps from the well-varnished cockpit of a new Downeast model. However, today’s boats have the lobster boat heritage—the low profile, the long shear, the tumblehome, and, above all, the sea-keeping ability. View our collection of Downeast boat reviews to find the right one for you.
Hunt Surfhunter 32 and Hunt Ocean Series 72
Classic boats don’t just endure; they evolve over time. The Hunt Surfhunter 29 is one such classic. Her enduring hull form has now become...
Catch the MJM 50z at FLIBS
The MJM 50z (55'3" LOA, 15' beam) has been redesigned with a new sliding-glass enclosed bridgedeck. With her advanced design, the 50z is built...
Hinckley Talaria 34 Runabout
At the 2015 Fort Lauderdale Boat Show, Hinckley promised to introduce a yacht that would herald a new golden age of Hinckley runabouts. The...
Chris-Craft Commander 42
The Chris-Craft Commander 42 marks the first step into the cabin cruiser market through a range of lobster-style boats thanks to a joint venture with...
Bertram 35
The new Bertram 35 capitalizes on the soul and beauty of the original 31 yet offers a beamier and longer hull design. Michael Peters...
