2002 2002 330 Express

Step aboard and you’ll notice how wide and secure the walkaround side decks feel, making it easy to chase a fish forward or handle ground tackle without doing the “dockside shuffle.” The 330 Express helm layout gives the operator commanding sightlines and plenty of dash space for modern electronics, with rock-solid Grady switches and hardware right where you expect them. Down below, the cabin headroom surprises most guests, and the clever use of storage under berths and seating means tackle, provisions, and spare gear all disappear neatly out of sight. Add in the hefty bow flare and deep cockpit freeboard, and this boat feels reassuring when the afternoon chop stands up.

The 330 Express shines in these waters because it’s designed for the run-and-gun style of fishing as well as relaxed family cruising common here. The hull’s deep entry and broad shoulders soften the tight, confused seas that can kick up quickly, while the wide beam keeps the boat stable on the drift or at anchor. With ample fuel capacity and efficient four-stroke power, you can comfortably reach distant structure, rips, or offshore temperature breaks and still have reserves for the ride home. At the same time, the roomy cabin, enclosed head, and secure cockpit make long days on the water far more comfortable for crew and guests.