1998 1998 340 Amberjack

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the beamy hull gives this 34-footer the stance of a much larger boat. The wide side decks and sturdy bow rails make line handling and anchoring feel secure, even with guests onboard. At the helm, the raised seating offers clear sightlines over the bow, so docking and tracking in a swell are less stressful. The cockpit depth and combing pads keep everyone comfortable underway, whether you’re trolling or just cruising. Below, the open mid-cabin layout feels bright and inviting, with enough headroom for adults to move around without stooping. Thoughtful storage throughout means tackle, dive gear, and overnight bags all have a home.

This 340 Amberjack shines where warm weather, mixed conditions, and year-round boating are the norm. The hull has enough heft and deadrise to smooth out afternoon chop, while still being efficient at comfortable cruise speeds. The large, open cockpit works just as well for drift fishing as it does for sandbar raft-ups or diving, and the broad swim platform makes getting in and out of the water easy. Air conditioning and a proper galley turn quick day runs into spontaneous weekends aboard. With twin inboards and a generous beam, this model offers the stability and maneuverability that busy waterways and tight marinas demand.