2009 Boston Whaler 345 Conquest

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the wide beam gives the 345 Conquest a rock-solid, confident stance in the water. The cockpit is thoughtfully laid out with deep freeboards, a hefty transom door, and clever in-deck fishboxes that double as storage for dive gear or cruising provisions. Up at the helm, the single-level deck and excellent sightlines make long days at the wheel surprisingly relaxed, with sturdy seating that feels secure even when the seas are stacked. Down below, the fit and finish are pure Boston Whaler—rich cabinetry, practical galley space, and plenty of headroom so the cabin feels more like a small apartment than a weekend berth.

In these waters, conditions can change quickly, and the 345 Conquest’s unsinkable hull and substantial weight inspire real confidence when the breeze comes up or the chop builds. The enclosed helm keeps you protected from spray and shifting weather, while still giving you the ability to open things up on calm, sunny days. Triple outboards provide the range and speed to comfortably reach distant fishing grounds or quiet anchorages, yet the boat’s size is still manageable for a small crew. With its blend of offshore capability, comfortable accommodations, and easy handling, this model suits both serious anglers and cruisers who want to explore this area without compromise.