1995 L&H 33

Step aboard this 33 and the first thing you notice is how much fishing cockpit you get for the length. The wide, uncluttered deck and low gunwales make it easy to work a spread or dance around a hot fish. The classic express layout keeps the helm close to the action, with excellent sightlines over the bow and down to your baits. Underneath, the sharp entry and moderate deadrise give that familiar, dry, predictable ride these boats are known for. Down below, there’s just enough cabin to tuck in, stow gear, and escape the heat without giving up the boat’s no-nonsense, tournament-capable personality.

This 33 is particularly well-suited to the mixed conditions you’ll see in these waters. The hull tracks confidently in a tight inlet chop yet stretches its legs on longer runs to the edge or the next harbor. Its size makes it easy to handle short-handed, while still offering the cockpit space and offshore capability of a much larger boat. The efficient inboard power and deep-vee heritage deliver a solid ride when the afternoon breeze kicks up. Whether you’re targeting pelagics offshore or working nearshore structure, this platform balances fuel economy, comfort, and serious fishability for this region.