2005 Pursuit 3070 Offshore Express

Step aboard and you’ll feel how beamy and solid this 30-footer is, with the kind of deep, secure cockpit you want when the bite turns on and the seas get lumpy. The helm layout gives excellent sightlines over the bow and aft to the spread, so you can run the boat and watch your baits without dancing around. Down below, the cabin is surprisingly open for a serious fishing platform, with enough headroom and storage to make overnight runs comfortable instead of cramped. The hull has a reputation for tracking straight in a following sea and landing softly when driven into a head sea, giving you the confidence to stay out when lighter boats start heading home early.

This 3070 Offshore Express is built for the mixed conditions you see here—afternoon chop, sudden squalls, and long runs to scattered structure. The deep-vee hull and weight distribution help her slice through short, steep waves without beating up the crew, while the layout keeps anglers secure and organized when the deck gets lively. You’ve got the range to push well offshore for pelagics, yet she’s still manageable around crowded inshore channels and tight marina fairways. The combination of fish-focused deck space and a genuinely usable cabin means you can chase early-morning tides, wait out weather in comfort, and stay overnight when the forecast and the bite both look too good to leave.