2014 Grady-White Canyon 306

The Canyon 306 is one of those hulls that feels bigger than the tape measure suggests. The deep, secure walkways forward let crew move safely even when the bow is dancing, and the tall, sturdy bow rails give real peace of mind offshore. The leaning post is set up as a true command center, with everything within easy reach so you can run the boat confidently in a chop. At rest, the wide beam and big reverse chines keep the boat stable while people move around or the kids climb in and out from the transom door. Drainage, hardware, and hatches all feel overbuilt in the best way, built for years of hard use.

The Canyon 306 shines in this region’s mixed conditions, where you might see slick-calm mornings turn to stacked afternoon seas. Its proven deep‑V hull softens the ride when the breeze comes up, while the wide beam adds welcome stability at anchor or on the drift. There’s enough freeboard to keep everyone dry and comfortable when running through a tight inlet or boat traffic. For local runs that mix nearshore structure, shoals, and the occasional longer run to cleaner water, the fuel capacity and efficient hull give useful range without feeling overkill. It’s equally at home chasing seasonal runs or spending the day beach-hopping with family.