2005 Boston Whaler 240 Outrage

Step aboard this 240 Outrage and the first thing you notice is how thoughtfully the helm is laid out: clear sightlines, intuitive controls, and plenty of room to stand or lean comfortably behind the leaning post. The bow converts from a casting platform to relaxed lounge seating in minutes, with bolsters that make long days far more pleasant. A sturdy T-top offers welcome shade, with room to mount additional electronics or outriggers. High gunnels and grippy non-skid underfoot give real confidence when the sea kicks up. At the transom, the swim ladder and integrated platform make it easy for kids or divers to slip in and out of the water without crowding the cockpit.

Waters here can shift quickly from calm nearshore conditions to steep afternoon chop, and this 240 Outrage is built for exactly that mix. Its solid construction and deep running surface handle open stretches confidently, while the size is still manageable for trailering to different ramps or running up shallow creeks on a rising tide. The layout works just as well drifting live baits along channels as it does loading the crew for a sandbar raft-up. With efficient power and a capable fuel capacity, it’s a practical choice for exploring barrier islands, nearshore structure, or long days hopping between waterfront spots without feeling overworked at the helm.