2011 Sailfish 2360 CC

The 2360 CC is one of those hulls that feels bigger than the tape measure suggests. Wide walkarounds and high freeboard keep you braced and dry when the chop stacks up, and the bow layout lets you shift from casting deck to lounging space without re-rigging the whole boat. The helm ergonomics are pure fisherman’s friend—comfortable sightlines standing or seated, with room to add more electronics if you like to run redundant screens. At idle, it’s a friendly family platform with secure railings and easy access forward; at cruise, the stepped hull digs in and tracks clean, making long runs to your favorite numbers less tiring on both crew and captain.

This size Sailfish shines in local waters where conditions can change quickly from flat calm to tight, confused chop. The variable deadrise hull softens the ride when the afternoon breeze kicks up, yet the boat still floats shallow enough to work closer to shore or along the edges of channels. Twin 150s give you the confidence to push offshore on the right days while offering the redundancy many skippers insist on. It’s easy to trailer, simple to keep on a lift, and manageable for a small crew—perfect for anglers who want serious capability without the hassle of a larger offshore battlewagon.