2001 Sea Ray 340 Amberjack

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the wide side decks and high gunwales give this 340 Amberjack a reassuring, big-boat feel when you’re moving forward to handle lines or gear. The helm layout keeps everything close at hand, with clear sightlines over the bow so you’re not guessing in tight marinas. Below, the open mid-cabin and convertible dinette make the cabin feel larger than you’d expect on a serious fishing platform, and there’s real headroom for taller crew. The wide cockpit can easily shift from a trolling spread to deck chairs and a cooler for sunset cruises, and the transom door and swim platform make it simple for swimmers or divers to get in and out of the water.

For local waters that can swing from glassy calm to choppy in a single afternoon, the 340 Amberjack’s broad beam and deep-V hull deliver the stability and confidence you want. It’s equally at home working drop-offs with downriggers as it is running family and friends to a quiet anchorage. The inboard power keeps props tucked under the hull, ideal for crab pots, lines, and floating debris that are common in this region. With a comfortable cabin, enclosed head, and ample storage for gear and provisions, this model is well suited to weekend exploring along the coast or hopping between nearby islands without feeling cramped or underpowered.