2005 Cabo 32 Express

Step into the cockpit and you’ll see why the 32 Express built its reputation offshore. The deep, secure cockpit has space to work a full spread, with tackle storage and fishboxes laid out so you’re never hunting for gear when the bite turns on. Up at the helm, sightlines are excellent whether you’re trolling in a following sea or easing into a tight slip, and the raised companion seating keeps crew part of the action. Below, the cabin is surprisingly comfortable for a hardcore fish boat, with quality joinery, a practical galley, and a convertible berth that makes overnight canyon runs or weekend escapes feel easy instead of cramped.

This 32 Express shines in local waters where conditions can turn from flat to frothy in a single tide change. The Michael Peters hull delivers a confident ride through short, stacked chop, while the generous flare and bow height help keep the foredeck dry on those bumpy runs to the grounds. Its size is ideal for the area’s mix of nearshore structure, offshore edges, and quick family cruises, small enough to manage easily yet big enough to run comfortably on longer days. Efficient diesels, a capable hull, and a serious cockpit layout make it a smart choice for anglers and cruisers who want to use their boat often, not just polish it at the dock.