2007 Albury Brothers 23

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the 23 carries her beam forward, giving you a huge, secure working cockpit for a boat this size. The high, soft-riding bow and classic sheer line make her feel more like a small offshore boat than a typical runabout. Wide walkaround space, deep freeboard and thoughtful grab rail placement give crew and family confidence when things get choppy. The transom layout leaves plenty of room to fish or dive, with easy access over the side for swimmers. Under the console and forward seating you’ll find generous dry storage, so the deck stays clean and ready whether you’re running crab traps, beach-hopping, or sneaking out for a dawn tarpon tide.

This 23 is tailor-made for the mix of shallow creeks, inlets, and open sounds that define the local waters. The moderate draft lets you slide across skinny flats and backwater bays, yet the hull has enough deadrise and weight to run comfortably when the afternoon sea breeze stacks up a sloppy chop. It’s the right size to trailer easily to different ramps while still feeling substantial on open stretches. With her secure cockpit and confident bow, she’s equally at home pulling up to a sandbar, drifting a tidal rip for bull reds, or making a quick hop outside on a calm window.