2004 2004 Pursuit 2670 Cuddy Console

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the wide beam gives this 26-footer the stance of a much bigger boat. The helm layout is classic Pursuit—clean sightlines, rock-solid ergonomics, and plenty of room to stand comfortably while running offshore. Deep, secure walkarounds let you move forward with confidence when the seas get lumpy, and the high freeboard keeps crew and gear where they belong. The cuddy isn’t just a token space; there’s genuine room to stretch out, catch a nap between bites, or duck out of a passing squall. Thoughtful touches like molded non-skid, sturdy hardware, and generous rod and gear access remind you this hull was built by people who actually fish.

Waters here can shift from calm nearshore runs to choppy, wind-against-tide afternoons in a hurry, and the 2670’s hull is made for that kind of variety. The deep-vee entry and substantial weight help her track cleanly through confused chop, while the twin outboards provide the redundancy and punch you want when you’re pushing to the next tide line or racing a weather window back to the dock. The cuddy gives you a secure place for family, foul weather gear, and overnighting on quick weekend escapes, while the open cockpit keeps the working area clear for trolling spreads, bottom rigs, and cast-net duty.