2004 Judge 34 Express

Step aboard this 34 Express and you’ll notice how much fishing and cruising space you get for the length—wide, open cockpit with high gunwales, easy side deck access, and a solid feel underfoot. The helm layout offers great sightlines forward and aft, with a simple, practical dash that keeps everything within easy reach. Below, the cabin feels bigger than expected thanks to the beam and smart use of storage, so weekend gear tucks away cleanly instead of piling up. Judge’s semi-custom heritage shows in the no-nonsense hardware, generous toe rails, and substantial bow pulpit, all built for running in real weather, not just fair‑day hops.

The Judge 34 Express is a natural fit for waters where conditions can change quickly and runs often mean a mix of shallow approaches and open‑water stretches. Its efficient hull offers a comfortable, dry ride on choppy days, yet still drafts shallow enough for gunkholing, sandbar stops, or working tight inshore channels. The open cockpit and straightforward layout make it equally at home trolling rips, setting crab pots, or loading up for a family cruise. With twin diesels and a hull designed for economical cruising speeds, it’s ideal for longer runs between harbors without constant fuel stops, while the enclosed helm and real cabin extend the boating season well beyond peak summer.