2011 Pursuit OS 315 Offshore

Step aboard this OS 315 and you’ll notice how much thought went into the deck layout. Wide side decks with sturdy grab rails make it easy to move forward, and the molded steps up to the bow feel secure even when it’s lumpy. In the cockpit, the fold-away transom seating opens up a massive working area when it’s time to fish, yet flips back out for sunset cruises. At the helm, sightlines are excellent whether you’re running seated or standing, and the throttle position is natural for long runs. Below, the mid-berth is surprisingly spacious for this size class, giving extra sleeping room or a great spot to stash gear out of sight.

This OS 315 is particularly well-suited to the mixed conditions you’ll find in this region. The deep-V hull and substantial bow flare handle afternoon chop with confidence, while the protected helm keeps you dry when a squall pops up. Twin outboards give the range and redundancy you want for longer runs to offshore structure, yet the boat’s size still makes it manageable in tighter marinas and on lifts. With an enclosed cabin, real galley, and air-conditioned comfort, it’s easy to turn a quick day trip into an impromptu overnight without feeling cramped, whether you’re tucked into a quiet anchorage or tied up at a busy dock.