2000 Marlago FS 350

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the Marlago’s wide, uncluttered cockpit invites serious fishing and relaxed cruising in equal measure. The helm layout keeps everything sightline-clear, with ample room to stand and drive comfortably even in a chop. Deep bolsters and secure toe rails make working a fish around the gunwale feel safe and controlled. Forward, the wraparound seating and convertible berth create a surprisingly private retreat, with enough storage to keep overnight gear tucked away. Thoughtful touches—like easy-access battery switches, well-placed grab rails, and a hull that settles into a confident, predictable groove at speed—make this boat feel like it was designed by people who actually run offshore, not just draw them.

In this region, conditions can swing from flat calm mornings to lumpy afternoon seas, and the Marlago FS 350’s deep-V hull is built for exactly that kind of variability. It tracks clean in quartering seas and softens head seas without beating up the crew, which matters when you’re running long distances to productive grounds. The generous cockpit and smart fishbox and livewell layout make it easy to work multiple anglers without tripping over gear. When the day runs late, the enclosed cabin and stand-up head offer welcome comfort instead of a long, tired ride home. It’s a capable blend of offshore performance and weekender practicality tailored to local waters.