2004 Grady-White Marlin 300

Step aboard and you’ll see why the Marlin 300 has such a loyal following. The wide, secure side decks and high bow rail make moving forward in a sea way feel confident, even with crew and gear. Inside the cabin, there’s genuinely usable headroom, a real galley with proper counter space, and a comfortable dinette that actually invites an overnight instead of just tolerating it. The separate mid-berth gives extra sleeping options or a great spot to stash gear out of sight. At the helm, sightlines are excellent whether you’re on plane or easing into a tight slip, and the heavy, reassuring hull feel at speed is classic Grady—solid, quiet, and predictable.

This Marlin 300 is particularly well suited to the mix of open water and winding channels found in this region. The deep-V hull softens the chop you’ll see on breezy afternoons, while the boat’s size and weight give you the confidence to stretch runs to distant fishing grounds or offshore structure. Twin four-stroke power offers the reliability and range you want when your day includes crossing rips or long no-wake stretches. At the same time, the generous cockpit and secure freeboard make it an easy platform for family cruising, sandbar raft-ups, and casual evening runs along the shoreline.