2000 Commander Sport Fish

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the Commander's hull feels solid underfoot, even before you leave the dock. The wide side decks and tall rails give you confidence moving forward to handle ground tackle or fenders in a seaway. In the cockpit, the coamings are just the right height for fighting a fish or leaning comfortably with a cup of coffee on the morning troll. Up top, the flybridge sightlines make docking and running in tight quarters far less stressful, especially when you’re threading through crowded moorings. Inside, generous windows keep the cabin bright, so it never feels like you’re disappearing below, and there’s enough storage to keep cruising gear stowed, not scattered.

For this cruising area’s mix of chop, tides, and plenty of miles between anchorages, the 2000 Commander Sport Fish hits a sweet spot. Its deep, capable hull softens the afternoon lump while staying efficient enough for longer runs between harbors. The beam gives reassuring stability on windy days at the dock and at anchor, which matters when the breeze pipes up overnight. Twin diesels and a bow thruster make tight, current‑swept marinas and fuel docks more manageable, while the flybridge offers the visibility you want when threading channels or traps. Add the protected cabin and practical fishing cockpit, and you’ve got a boat that’s genuinely at home here.