2007 Cape Horn 36T

Step aboard and you’ll notice this 36T is laid out to fish hard and still keep the crew comfortable. The wide, uncluttered cockpit gives you plenty of room to dance around a big fish, with deep gunnels and rock-solid toe rails that feel secure when the seas stand up. Forward, the open bow and coffin box setup make it easy to stack ice, gear, or extra bait without sacrificing fighting space. The helm seating and leaning post are arranged so you can run long distances without feeling beat up, and the high, flared bow throws spray wide when you’re pushing offshore. Storage is everywhere—insulated boxes, dry compartments, and rigging spaces that make it easy to keep tackle organized and out of the way.

This 36T really shines in waters where runs to the Gulf Stream, offshore ledges, and distant wrecks are part of your regular program. The hull has the range and offshore pedigree to handle long days chasing pelagics, while still being shallow enough to slide into nearshore reefs and live bottom. Its efficient triple-engine setup lets you pick your weather window, get out early, and be back ahead of afternoon squalls. The generous fuel capacity, big fish boxes, and smart deck layout are ideal for mixed fishing—trolling, bottom dropping, and drifting. For anglers dealing with shifting inlets, shoals, and fast-moving currents, the 36T’s seakeeping and responsive handling deliver confidence when conditions turn sloppy.