1987 1987 33 Sport Fisherman

From the helm, the 33 gives you that reassuring, high-bow feel and a clean wake that tells you she’s running efficiently on her deep‑V. Visibility from the bridge is excellent, with enough elevation to watch your spread and still keep an eye on the crew. Engine access is straightforward, making routine checks less of a chore and more part of the rhythm of the day. Wide side decks and sturdy rails give you confidence moving forward in a sea, and the boat settles into a predictable, comfortable roll at drift. She’s quiet enough at cruise to hold a conversation, yet has that solid, purposeful sound only an older, heavy build can deliver.

This 33 Sport Fisherman is a natural fit for local waters where conditions can change from glassy to lumpy in a single tide. The weight and deep‑V hull help her push through tight chop without pounding, while the moderate length keeps slips, moorings, and haul‑outs manageable. When afternoon squalls roll through, the secure bridge, tall bow, and dry ride inspire confidence on the ride home. The generous cockpit gives you room for trolling spreads, bottom rigs, and a cooler or two without feeling crowded. For weekend runs to nearby harbors or islands, the simple, practical interior lets you stay aboard comfortably without giving up fishing space.