2004 SeaVee 310B

This 310B has the classic stepped hull SeaVee ride that eats up chop and feels planted when you’re running a tight inlet or pushing offshore. The wide bow flare sheds spray, so you stay dry even when the forecast was a little optimistic. The deck layout is all business: big, deep fish boxes, a proper transom livewell, and plenty of room to work a fish 360° around the boat. High gunnels give you confidence with kids or crew moving around on a bumpy day. At the helm, the sightlines are excellent standing or seated, and the console gives you real protection without feeling bulky. It’s the kind of hull that makes a long run home feel easy instead of like a chore.

This size SeaVee shines where you’ve got a mix of shallow approaches, shifting sandbars, and quick access to deep water. The 31-foot footprint is big enough to comfortably run offshore to the ledges or temperature breaks, yet still nimble for creek exploring, nearshore reefs, and sandbar days. The hull drafts modestly for a boat its size, so you can slide into skinny water to cast at cobia or drum, then turn around and comfortably run a bluewater trolling spread. Excellent fuel efficiency with modern power stretches your range on those longer runs. With abundant storage and a confident ride, it’s equally at home chasing pelagics, bottom fishing, or hosting a family cruise along the Intracoastal.