2008 Jersey Cape Devil 36

Step aboard and the first thing you’ll notice is how much room there is to move, rig, and relax. The mezzanine-style seating gives your crew a clear view of the spread while keeping them out of the way of the cockpit action. Inside, the joinery work and hardware feel more custom sportfish than production boat, with solid latches, real wood finishes, and thoughtful storage for tackle and gear. Visibility from the helm is excellent, and the tower station gives you that extra edge when you’re searching for life on the surface. It’s a boat that feels purpose-built for long days offshore, yet still welcomes you back inside with a comfortable, quiet cabin.

The Devil 36 shines in waters where conditions can turn from calm to confused in a single tide change. Her pronounced Carolina flair and substantial beam work together to keep the bow lifting and the cockpit dry when the wind stacks against the current. Shallow enough to work nearshore structure yet capable of long canyon runs, she fits perfectly into a lifestyle that mixes trolling, live-baiting, and bottom fishing. The efficient Cummins package keeps range and fuel burn in check on those longer runs between inlets and grounds, while the comfortable cabin means you can stay on the hook overnight and be back on the bite at first light.