Pursuit OS 385

The Pursuit OS 385 is the flagship model of the Pursuit’s offshore fleet. The OS 385 has all the comforts of home with a 360-degree view and is able to satisfy the serious fisherman. There are two different floor plans for below deck accommodations that feature a forward V-berth and double mid-berth, galley, full head with shower, and plenty of seating. Up top, the fully integrated hardtop and windshield are engineered to support an optional factory-built tower.

The 13-foot beam provides an expansive cockpit that has folding transom seats, molded entertainment center with sink and hot/cold mixing faucet, 64-quart refrigerator/freezer, air conditioning with reverse-cycle heat, grill, JBL Bluetooth-compatible audio system, and plenty of rod holders. The OS 385 is powered by triple Yamaha Digital F300 or F350 outboards with a Helm Master steering system.

39’2” LOA, 13’ beam

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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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Pursuit DC 365

The Pursuit DC 365 (37’11” LOA, 12′ beam) features instrumentation and controls at the
helm that are ergonomically engineered. An optional Garmin electronics suite makes the DC 365 a joy to operate. The cabin is easily accessible with a single-piece fiberglass door and features solid wood accents with modern finishes, a forward berth, and a comfortable aft berth. You can overnight in your favorite cove with essential amenities including A/C, standup head, and microwave.

Other features include a large tempered-glass windshield with a walkthrough, wide pathways from bow to stern and plenty of large storage compartments to hold dive tanks, a portable cooler and fishing rods. Powered by triple Yamaha F300s, the DC 365 delivers a top-end speed of 50-plus mph while cruising at approximately 35 mph. Expect to get 1.0 MPG under normal operating conditions.

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Pursuit Sport

The Pursuit Sport series continues to gain momentum with the addition of the S 368, (37′ 11″ LOA, 12′ beam), which joins the S 408 introduced in 2016 and the S 328 (34′ 6″ LOA, 10′ 10″ beam), which debuted in Miami last February and makes its first appearance at FLIBS.

The new luxury center consoles share the Sport series traits: an oversized fiberglass integrated hardtop and windshield system, updated classic sheer line, through-stem anchoring system and integrated transom extensions. The S 368’s cabin includes a fully enclosed head, convertible sofa bench, storage and galley amenities. The S 328 has a double convertible berth and head.
Yahama F300s, twin on the 328 and triple on the 368, power both models to close to 50 mph.

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Pursuit C260

The Pursuit C260 measures 25 feet, 10 inches long and features a well-appointed dash that has enough room for two multi-function displays. The driver can sit or stand depending on how the double-wide adjustable leaning post/ seat arrangement is configured, and off the transom is a fold-down bench seat that clears out of the way for fishing space in the cockpit. Facing bench seats are built in the bow area, and a removable table inserts into the deck for dining.

Built at the Pursuit facility in Fort Pierce, Florida, the C 260 offers yacht-caliber fit and finish. Hatches are finished inside and out, and interior highlights include bow storage to port and starboard, a thru-hull optional windlass system in the bow, a head and freshwater sink under the center pod, and a custom surfboard-styled, vacuum-infused hardtop. A curved, recessed acrylic windshield built to accent the stylish lines throughout the interior and exterior appointments protects the helm, and there’s a built-in storage compartment in the hardtop within easy reach.

The Pursuit C 260 is offered with important standard features such as a 30-gallon livewell behind the helm seat, a 31-gallon insulated fish storage box and separate cooler in the transom. Maximum power is twin Yamaha 200-hp outboard engines, which push the boat to top speed of 52 mph. With a single Yamaha F350 outboard engine the boat runs to 51.7 mph. pursuitboats.com; (772) 465-6006

Southern Boating July 2014