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Scout 235 XSF

Scout 235 XSF

Built upon Scout’s NuV3 hull design, the  Scout 235 XSF offers a standard powder-coated T-top hardtop with LED spreader lights fore and aft and a fully integrated windshield.

The 235 XSF’s recommended 250 hp can bump up to a max 300 hp to hit a top speed in the mid-50-mph range with a cruising speed in the low 30-mph range. The cruising range at 31 mph is 348 miles using the 100-gallon fuel tank.

A notable feature: Scout did away with the splash well at the transom by extending the outboard shaft that allows for a level platform across the entire swim deck.

Options include power-assist hydraulic steering, two LED underwater lights, 15-foot outriggers, rocket launchers, Edson steering wheel, self-contained porcelain head or Porta-Potti, and a removable teak bow table that makes the 235 XSF both fishing and family friendly.

23’8″ LOA, 8’6″ beam

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Ocean 1 360

The Ocean 1 360 offers a new perspective on the classic center console.

The rigid-hulled inflatable boat was designed and built based on the hands-on experience of superyacht captain Dean Maggio. Using intelligent engineering and a resin infusion with sandwich core construction, the Ocean 1 360 features a deep-V hull originally designed for sport tournament fishing and provides effortless planing and ultimate performance reaching 61.5 mph at half load on a pair of Yamaha 300-hp outboard engines.

Exceptionally high bulwarks provide a dry ride while the ergonomically designed helm with a large dash has room for multiple multi-functional displays (MFD) and features a carbon-fiber steering wheel with programmable paddle shifters.

CZone digital switching manages the electrical system through integrated MFDs and programmable LED-illuminated switches. For the beach, fishing and all water sports, there is ample equipment storage, including a pull-out ice chest and a live bait well. Large, comfortable seating features high-quality upholstery with a forward sun lounge for two.

37’7″ LOA, 10’9″ beam

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Hinckley Sport Boat

The Hinckley Sport Boat 40c is designed for agile handling, performance at sea and ease of use.

Hinckley puts its 90 years of boatbuilding experience to work in the performance market  The Hinckley Sport Boat 40c is built of infused epoxy with an integrated primary bond between hull and stringers. This means a stiffer, stronger and more durable hull. Because it’s lightweight,  the boat can easily and efficiently reach speeds of 63 mph. If powered by twin Seven Marine 627-hp outboard engines, that is.

Guests will enjoy a retractable sun shade covering a stern area defined by a leaning post amenity. There is also an optional icemaker and electric grill. A full-size companionway door leads down to the center cabin where the portside galley includes a refrigerator, cappuccino machine, cooktop, and microwave. To starboard is a full head with a pressurized freshwater shower.

Moving forward over the teak and holly laminate flooring is a U-shaped settee with seating for three that converts into a queen berth. An optional Seakeeper 3 stabilizer eliminates roll on the Hinckley Sport Boat 40c. Boarding is easy with a hull-side door.

42’7″ LOA, 12’5″ beam (with outboards)

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Deep Impact 399 Cabin

Deep Impact 399 Cabin is a do-it-all center console.

The Deep Impact 399 Cabin combines all the features of an open center console with an air-conditioned cabin forward in the bow. Additionally, there’s a full V-berth, galley, single berth aft, and a hanging locker.

That leaves plenty of space in the center console for a full-size head that includes a stand-up shower with 6’6″ of headroom.

The forward deck has aft- and forward-facing seating for five. Meanwhile, the cockpit on the Deep Impact 399 has several seating options from a single helm seat with an aft-facing lounge or two rows of forward-facing seats.

The aft can also be built with a four-person bench seat and an optional L-shaped lounge. There are multiple power choices available: triple-or quad-outboard engine configurations are options. There’s a wide array of options to customize the boat to suit your needs.

39’9″ LOA, 10’7″ beam

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SeaVee 290B

The new SeaVee 290B  is an easy-to-trailer offshore center console featuring SeaVee’s prismatic hull.

The 2SeaVee 290B features an aggressive 25-degree deadrise and keel pad for superior sea handling capabilities. This design makes for smooth, stable drifts, impressive hole shots and a more comfortable ride in rough sea conditions.

To achieve the highest performance possible, the new 290B is constructed using a vacuum-assisted resin transfer molding technology that infuses the fully-cored hull, stringers and bulkheads simultaneously. The result is a stronger, lighter and more durable laminate.

The boat is available in two configurations: Open Fisherman and Luxury Edition. Customizing the 290B is easy with an extensive list of standard features and options. Features include livewells and fishboxes, and the latest marine electronics and power ranging from twin 250-hp to 400-hp outboards. With the twin 350-hp option, the SeaVee 290B can run to a top speed of 70 mph and cruise at 38 mph with a range of 475 miles.

29’6″ LOA, 9′ beam

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Bonadeo 370

The new Bonadeo 370 is a pleasing mix of speed and comfort.

The Bonadeo 370 has classic lines and wood accents. She’s backed by high-tech composite construction.

Carbon fiber and Kevlar provide the strength needed for the 370’s mid-60-mph top speed range with its triple 400-hp Mercury outboards. Bonadeo’s unique bottom design delivers an amazing ride through less than desirable conditions.

The inviting open space above deck has plenty of seating and a beautiful sun pad with custom upholstery and a multitude of storage and tackle centers. The low-profile center console’s dash houses a 24-inch Garmin MFD, an 8-inch Garmin display and still has room for more.

JL Audio tweeters, subwoofer, and speakers provide concert-quality music, even though the speakers are discreetly hidden throughout the boat. Below deck houses an air-conditioned queen V-berth and head. A Seakeeper stabilizer is also available for increased comfort on the water.

37′ LOA, 9’10” beam

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Pursuit S 288

Pursuit S 288

The new Pursuit S 288 combines fishing features with luxurious seating details. 

Integrated hardtop and console appointments make this boat appealing to avid anglers and families alike. The aft cockpit quickly converts from an entertainment/social zone. With fold-away aft and transom seating for a wide-open space ready for trolling at a moments notice.

Additionally, insulated in-floor fish boxes, a livewell in the transom, rod holders, and tackle storage are all standard. At the helm, a new sport-style glass windshield with a fully integrated fiberglass hardtop delivers a superior running experience. Of course, that is true to Pursuit’s proven ergonomic designs.

The interior console has forward access and includes new appointments and finishes along with a covered head and integrated fiberglass sink. The molded door includes a forward-facing seat, which accents the seating area in the bow with port and starboard lounges.

She runs on twin Yamaha 300-hp outboard engines. The Pursuit S 288 is expected to exceed 50 mph and cruise comfortably at 32 mph with a range of 340 miles.

30’LOA, 9’8″ beam

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Mystic M4200 Center Console

The Mystic M4200 features a hull and deck that are epoxy infused and fully foam cored with e-glass laminates and carbon fiber reinforcements.

She’s available with triple or quad Mercury and Mercury Racing outboards, and tops out at more than 80 mph. The large center console has a spacious queen cabin below and seating for three across the helm. The dash on the Mystic M4200 can accommodate two 24-inch multi-function displays, and a CZone digital switching system comes standard.

A recreational fishing package is available on the Mystic M4200. That includes a livewell and fish boxes with macerator pumps and rod holders. With a deep freeboard of up to 38 inches, the boat is very dry in rough conditions and gives the owner and guests a great feeling of security. Gunwale wind doors protect the aft cockpit area on windy, wet and cool days.

All seating material and heights are configured for comfort, while 45- to 70-pound density foams offer support.

42’10” LOA, 10’11” beam

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Cobia 240 CC

The new Cobia 240 CC is the latest to bring style and family comfort to a fishing tournament capable boat.

The Cobia 240 CC has a proven hull design that provides superior fuel efficiency and open water running performance. She is powered by twin Yamaha 115-hp outboard engines that open up to 44 miles per hour. She cruises at 27 with a 375-mile range.

The open cockpit carries twin 40-gallon, in-floor fish boxes, a 28-gallon livewell, and a standard aft tackle station. All of this is sure to satisfy most hardcore anglers. The Cobia 240 CC is equally adept to host an elegant sunset cruise or spend a casual day sandbar-hopping with the family.

Options include a below-deck portable or electric head (with port window), a three-sided, full windshield with electric wiper and vent. There is an available upgrade cushion package that includes double-bolstered helm seats, and forward-facing backrests for the bow as well as choices for windlass systems, audio, electronics, color combinations, and trailers.

23’7″ LOA, 8’10” beam

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HCB 6500 Estrella

The HCB Center Console Yachts 6500 Estrella is the largest center console to date.

HCB debuted its flagship this past fall in what it calls the world’s largest center console, the 65- foot Estrella.  The best of both worlds, it has the space for luxury and comfort as well as the performance and ease of maintenance afforded by the five outboards on the stern. Bow and stern thrusters come standard along with a 1,800-gallon fuel capacity that ensures long range.

The huge cockpit includes two 80-gallon livewells and can seat up to 10 for meals under the hardtop. Under the console,  accommodations can sleep up to five. Estrella also offers Seakeeper gyrostabilizer, a generator, and numerous sound system options.

65′ LOA—69′ with engines—, 16′ Beam

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Regulator 28

The Regulator 28  is a performance fishing machine built for offshore action.

The Lou Codega- designed hull with a sharp bow entry provides a soft ride. The standard upholstered console seating on the Regulator 28 is comfortable for two. There are armrests and folding footrests along with a Garmin Premium Fish Package.

Additionally, seatback rod holder and optional T-top rocket launchers create an efficient rigging station. Spacious forward storage, an oversized transom fish box, and transom livewell deliver everything needed for fishing.

Twin Yamaha F300 outboard engines push the Regulator 28 to a top speed of 60.3 mph. The transom walkthrough tuna door provides easy access for both boarding and fishing.

Also, to keep family and friends comfortable, consider the optional sunbed table, removable forward seat backrests, and new optional forward sunshade. Plus, the Regulator 28 now features an optional watersports tow bar.

27’8″ LOA, 9’5″ beam

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Rambler 38

Rambler 38

Designed by Sparkman & Stephens, the Rambler 38 offers refined hull lines and a sophisticated design blend. This center console is fast, has an instinctive feel, and is ready to handle the open seas. To enhance time on the water, an innovative track system gives the owner the ability to transform the aft-deck layout from the ultimate weekend warrior fishing boat to an entertainment space with table seating for a cocktail cruise with family and friends.

At the helm, twin 22-inch MFDs come standard and provide access to chartplotters, engine system status, tank monitoring, entertainment, and lighting systems through a fully integrated interface.

The Rambler 38 has comfortable accommodations. Those include a full galley, separate head with shower and queen-sized berth for comfortable overnights. She’s powered by quad Mercury 350-hp outboard engines. Additionally, you’ll get where you’re going quickly. Her top speeds reach 60 mph. 

38’3″ LOA, 11’10” beam

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Altima Yachts 38 Xcape SFE

Altima Yachts 38 Xcape Sport Family Edition appeals to the serious angler as well as families that enjoy entertaining and overnights.

Altima Yachts 38 Xcape has a wide beam provideing a stable platform that’s powered by triple Evinrude E-Tec GE 300-hp engines. Three seats with bolsters and armrests provide comfort at the helm, while the centerline cabin offers a V-berth, enclosed head and shower, refrigerator, two-burner cooktop, microwave, and flat-screen TV.

Anglers will utilize abundant tackle storage, an aerated transom baitwell, and port and starboard in-floor fish boxes. Cockpit features include a transom stern seat, starboard console storage for a boat brush, gaff and lines, twin dive doors with a ladder, a shower, raw/freshwater washdown, and a summer galley with refrigerator, icemaker, sink, and grill to maximize the outdoor space.

Central heat and air conditioning are powered by a 7.5kW generator with sound shield. For eye candy, indirect blue LED rope lights illuminate the cockpit and cabinets, and three LED underwater lights add to the nighttime ambiance.

37’8″ LOA, 13’2″ beam

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Grady-White Fisherman 257

The Grady-White Fisherman 257  is designed with Grady-White’s exclusive SeaV2 continuously variable vee hull.

Also, she’s full of fishing and family features. Powered by twin Yamaha 200-hp outboard engines, the Grady-White Fisherman 257 has a top speed of 52 mph. At 30, her cruising range is nearly 360 miles. That’s more than enough for a full day of fun on the water.

With a 64-square-foot, a self-bailing cockpit, feature-rich transom, and stand-up head, the Fisherman 257 is a class leader in the 25-foot center console market. Optional features include:

  • An anchor windlass with bow pulpit or bow roller
  • Casting platform insert
  • Port convenience package with battery charger and dockside power with galvanic isolator
  • Engine flush system with hose attachment aft (one per engine),
  • Portable head
  • Outrigger kit (requires optional fiberglass T-top)

24’9″ LOA, 8’6 beam

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Intrepid 407 Panacea

The Intrepid 407 Panacea functions as the ultimate day boat as well as a fishing powerhouse.

Its 72-square-foot cabin features luxurious appointments. Those include real wood veneers, solid surface countertops, lots of storage, head with separate shower, galley featuring a sink, microwave, and a pull-out refrigerator. A host of skylights that give the Intrepid 407 Panacea a light and airy feel.

Powered by standard triple 300-hp engines, the 407 Panacea runs to 65 mph on the deep-V, step-bottom hull and cruises up to 450 miles at 38 mph. The helm and dash offer space for electronics, and a multitude of seating options accommodate guests.

The boat also includes standard dual dive platforms with a boarding ladder, and this design fulfills the “means of solo reboarding,” which is a recommendation of the American Boat and Yacht Council.

40′ LOA, 11’1″ beam

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