2004 Camano Troll

Step aboard and you’ll notice how much living space Camano carved into 31 feet. The big, bright salon gives you nearly 360-degree sightlines, so you can keep watch in comfort when the weather closes in. Wide, secure side decks and stout rails make line handling and anchoring feel calm and controlled, even when you’re short-handed. In the engine room, everything is logically laid out and accessible, so routine checks don’t turn into boat yoga. Up top, the flybridge layout keeps skipper and crew together, with plenty of room to lounge at anchor. Storage is clever throughout, with spots for crab pots, folding bikes, and all the cruising clutter that usually has nowhere to go.

This design shines in waters where conditions can change quickly and passages alternate between tight channels and open stretches. The hull form is efficient at modest speeds yet willing to sprint when you need to beat a tide gate or weather system. Generous fuel and water capacities, combined with frugal single-diesel systems, let you range far between fuel docks. Large windows, a warm interior, and solid ventilation make the boat equally comfortable during shoulder-season drizzle and high-summer heat. The shallow draft and protected running gear are ideal for exploring snug coves, while the dependable handling at low speed takes the stress out of docking in busy, current-swept marinas.