1990 Sunny Briggs Convertible with tuna tower

Step aboard and you’ll feel that classic Carolina attitude the moment you hit the salon sole. The raised bridge deck gives you excellent sightlines aft, and the big windows keep things bright without feeling exposed. Her tuna tower isn’t just for looks – the layout up top is clean and efficient, with good spacing around the controls so you’re not tangled in gear when the bite goes off. Inside, the joinery has that hand-built look you only get from a custom shop, with clever storage tucked everywhere. Wide side decks, solid rail height, and a serious bow flare keep you confident working forward in a sea, and the cockpit overhang gives the crew real shelter during long days on the troll.

This Sunny Briggs shines in waters where conditions can change quickly and runs to the grounds are measured in hours, not minutes. The cold-molded hull offers a softer, drier ride when afternoon chop stacks up, while the wide beam keeps her stable drifting, chunking, or on the hook overnight. That big cockpit and transom setup make fast work of rigging baits and dealing with multiple hookups, and the tower is a real advantage for sighting birds, rips, and finning fish. Below, the two-stateroom layout with generous galley and heads gives crew and family a comfortable base between trips, whether you’re fishing hard or using her as a floating getaway.