2001 Grady-White Sailfish 274

Step aboard and you’ll notice how solid this hull feels underfoot, even at rest. The wide walkaround side decks make it easy to chase a fish around the bow or handle lines without feeling cramped. The cockpit freeboard is just right—high enough to feel secure in a sloppy chop, low enough for easy netting and gaffing. Inside, the cabin has that classic, practical Grady layout: a real berth you can actually stretch out on, decent headroom, and smart storage tucked everywhere. It’s the sort of boat where you can finish a long day offshore, hose her down, and be confident she’ll be ready to go again at first light.

This Sailfish 274 shines in local waters where conditions change quickly—calm one hour, confused and choppy the next. The deep-V entry and substantial weight help her slice through wind-against-tide situations that smaller, lighter boats struggle with. The walkaround design is ideal for trolling passes along rocky shorelines or working the rail when bottom fishing offshore. Covered helm protection keeps you dry when the weather turns, while the cabin gives you a warm, secure place to retreat between bites or overnight on distant banks. It’s a versatile platform that handles long runs, tight moorages, and weekend exploring with equal confidence.