2006 Boston Whaler 320 Outrage Cuddy Cabin

Step aboard and the first thing you notice is how dry and secure this 32-footer feels, even walking forward at speed. The wide, recessed side decks and tall bow rails give real confidence when you’re moving up to tend lines or drop the hook. At the helm, the deep, supportive leaning post and clear sightlines make long runs far less tiring, and the throttles fall right to hand for precise maneuvering around crowded docks. Underway, the hull’s solid, quiet ride and predictable tracking let you push through afternoon chop without beating up the crew. Thoughtful touches—like abundant in-deck storage for gear and fenders, robust hardware, and easy engine access—make this Whaler feel purpose-built for serious time on the water.

This 320 Outrage Cuddy Cabin is particularly well-suited to local conditions where days often start calm and build to a brisk afternoon slop. The deep-V hull and substantial weight help her shoulder aside short, stacked waves on the way home, while the open cockpit gives anglers room to work drifting edges or trolling offshore. When the sun gets high, the cuddy and shaded helm provide welcome relief, and the cabin’s convertible berth is ideal for overnighting at nearby anchorages or waiting out a squall. With reliable twin four-strokes and plenty of fuel, you’ve got the range to chase the bite or explore farther-flung sandbars without feeling limited.