2006 Pursuit 345 Drummond Runner LS

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the wide beam buys you real working room around the console, with deep, secure walkways and high gunwales that feel right when the sea stands up. The forward seating converts easily from casting deck to a comfortable lounge, and the coffin box-style storage swallows offshore gear, beach bags, and a weekend’s provisions without a second thought. At the helm, the ergonomics are classic Pursuit—clear sightlines, plenty of protection from the wraparound windshield, and smartly placed switches you can hit by feel on a bumpy run. Down below, the compact but surprisingly bright interior gives you a place to duck out of the sun, change, or grab a quick nap between tide changes.

In these waters, you need a hull that tracks straight through afternoon chop and unpredictable currents, and the 345 Drummond Runner LS was built with exactly that in mind. Its length and weight give it the legs for longer runs to distant rips, wrecks, and canyons, yet it still slips into tighter harbors and shallow approaches without drama. The generous fuel capacity and efficient four-strokes let you stretch your range on those dawn-to-dark trips. Abundant in-deck fish boxes, livewell capacity, and secure rod storage are ideal for local fisheries that change with the seasons, while the comfortable seating and cabin make it just as capable for family sandbar days as serious offshore missions.