2001 Yellowfin 31

Step aboard and you’ll see why this 31 is such a respected hull among serious offshore crews. The classic Yellowfin sheer line, deep cockpit, and open bow layout give you plenty of room to work a spread or stack dive tanks. The helm is thoughtfully arranged with great sightlines over the bow so you can pick your way through a tight inlet or run comfortably in a quartering sea. High gunwales add a feeling of security when it’s choppy, and the massive fish boxes and livewell capacity mean you’re never short on cold storage or bait space. It’s a tournament-minded platform that still cleans up nicely for a family sandbar day.

This 31 is built for the kind of mixed days local captains know well: long pre-dawn runs to rigs or distant rips, then a bumpy ride home when the afternoon breeze is up. The efficient stepped hull and sharp entry eat up short, confused chop while staying dry at the helm. With twin 300s, you can cover big distances between offshore structure, shrimp boats, and nearshore reefs without burning the whole fuel budget. The open deck plan leaves room for cast nets and multiple coolers, and its size is ideal for trailering to different launches along the coast, chasing the bite wherever it sets up.