2007 Force offshore 26 Cat 3

Step aboard this 26 Cat 3 and you immediately feel how solid the platform is. The wide catamaran stance gives you a confident, planted ride when you’re working a drift or easing up on a rip line. High gunwales and thoughtfully placed grab rails keep the crew secure when things get lumpy. At the helm, the sightlines are excellent, with a clean dash layout that leaves plenty of room for your preferred electronics package. The cockpit’s open design makes it easy to move from transom to bow without dancing around clutter, and the non-skid underfoot is genuinely grippy when wet. Storage is generous in the forward compartments and under the seating, so gear, tackle, and safety equipment stay organized and out of the way.

In this region, where conditions can shift from glassy to stacked in a single tide cycle, the 26 Cat 3’s twin-hull design really shines. The wide beam and tunnel hull help soften tight chop, letting you run faster and more comfortably when the breeze is up. Shoal areas and patchy bottoms are common here, and the efficient running attitude helps keep draft modest while still tracking straight. Long runs to distant fishing grounds are made easier by the stable ride, reducing fatigue on the helm and crew. When it’s time to relax at a sandbar or tucked-away anchorage, that same stability makes this boat a comfortable, social platform at rest.