2009 Contender 33 Tournament

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the wide beam and open bow layout give your crew room to spread out without tripping over gear. The deep, secure walkaround feels solid underfoot, even when you’re working a fish up forward. Under the gunwales you’ve got ample rod storage, plus big, insulated fish boxes that can swallow a serious offshore haul. The helm is thoughtfully arranged, with throttles, switches, and trim tabs right where your hands expect them—ideal when seas kick up. High freeboard and the sharp, dry-riding hull inspire confidence when the weather turns, yet the boat still feels light and responsive around the docks.

In local waters where conditions can shift from flat calm to sloppy chop in a single tide change, this 33 Tournament’s proven deep‑V hull shines. It bridges tight, stacked seas without beating up your crew, while the efficient running surface keeps fuel burn in check on long runs to the edge. The open, fish-first deck plan is perfect for drifting reefs, trolling weedlines, or kite fishing when the breeze is up. At the same time, the generous bow seating and coffin box lounge make sandbar days and evening harbor cruises comfortable. It’s a versatile platform that handles both offshore missions and relaxed inshore exploring with ease.