1984 Ocean Yachts 46

Step aboard and you immediately feel how dry and solid this classic Ocean rides; the deep forward sections and flare keep spray down when the breeze is up. In the cockpit, the mezzanine isn’t just for show—there’s room to rig, watch baits, and still move freely around the chair area. Inside, the galley-up layout keeps the cook in the conversation, and those upgraded finishes make cleanup quick after a long day offshore. The three-stateroom layout gives you true separation for guests or crew, and the two heads make early-morning departures painless. Up on the bridge, sightlines are excellent down to the transom corners, so backing down on a fish or easing into a tight slip feels controlled and predictable.

The 46 Ocean is well suited to this area’s mix of short inshore hops and longer offshore runs. Her efficient diesels let you cover the distance to the edge without nursing the throttles, while the hull form softens the typical afternoon chop. The long foredeck and high bow rail add security when you’re anchoring or handling ground tackle in a sloppy swell. With three staterooms, you can comfortably stage multi-day canyon trips or host another family for a long weekend. The cockpit volume and freeboard are ideal for live-baiting, trolling spreads, or bottom fishing, and the bridge height gives a clean view of rip lines, birds, and traffic in busier waterways.