2004 Pathfinder 2400-v

Step aboard and the first thing you notice is how this 2400-v has been loved, not just used. The teak underfoot isn’t a thin overlay—it gives the whole layout a classic, custom skiff vibe that stands out at the sandbar as much as on the flat. The helm is clean and modern with the twin screens and upgraded sound system, so your dash is functional without feeling cluttered. The higher freeboard and deep cockpit make running with kids or guests feel more secure than on a typical low-slung bay boat. Storage is thoughtfully laid out, so you can keep rods, cast nets, and safety gear tucked away yet instantly reachable when the bite turns on.

This 2400-v shines where the water and the weather like to change their minds. The stepped, modified-V hull softens the afternoon chop while still floating shallow enough to nose into quiet creeks or drift skinny shorelines. That mix of stability and elevation at the bow lets you sight-fish, throw a cast net, or work a shoreline without feeling tippy. When the breeze picks up, the taller sides and secure toe rails help keep spray down and crew comfortable. It’s a versatile platform for anglers who want one hull that can stalk the back bays at sunrise, then comfortably hop outside or run open stretches later in the day.