1993 Bayliner 2059 Trophy Cuddy

Step aboard this 2059 Trophy and you’ll notice how much usable space Bayliner squeezed into a 20-footer. The deep, secure cockpit gives you plenty of room to work lines or drop pots without feeling crowded, and the higher gunwales are a confidence booster when the afternoon chop kicks up. Up front, the cuddy is more than just dry storage; it’s a practical hideout for gear, a quick nap, or getting kids out of the wind. The walkaround foredeck makes anchoring and handling the bow a straightforward, safe job. Wide side decks, sturdy rails, and an easy-to-clean non-skid all point to a boat that’s been designed with real fishing days in mind.

This 2059 Trophy is particularly well-suited to the mixed conditions you’ll find in this region. The deep-V hull softens wind chop and boat wakes, yet the boat is compact enough to trailer easily to different ramps and launch sites. It strikes a balance between offshore-capable confidence and inshore efficiency, ideal for chasing salmon lines, bottom fish, or crabbing runs in narrow channels. The enclosed helm and cuddy give welcome shelter when the weather turns cool, while still offering good visibility for navigating busy passages and floating debris. For local anglers who want one boat to handle varied waters and seasons, this layout makes a lot of sense.