2014 Grady-White Canyon 336

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the 336 feels bigger than her length, with deep freeboard and a wide, stable stance that keeps everyone comfortable when the seas get lumpy. The helm layout gives the captain excellent sightlines forward and aft, with plenty of shaded seating under the hardtop so crew can stay out all day without baking in the sun. Below, the console’s air‑conditioned space is surprisingly usable—ideal for stashing gear, sneaking in a nap between bites, or giving kids and guests a cool retreat. Wide walkaround decks, hefty hardware, and Grady’s trademark finishing touches make every corner feel overbuilt, reassuring, and ready for serious offshore work or relaxed family cruising.

Waters here often serve up choppy inlets, fast‑moving tides, and long runs to the fishing grounds, all of which play to this Canyon’s strengths. The 336’s deep‑V hull and substantial weight help her track solidly through confused seas, while the open bow and generous cockpit give anglers room to spread out when the bite turns on. On hotter days, the shaded helm and air‑conditioned interior keep the crew fresh for the ride home. When the weather lays down, she’s equally happy playing host to sandbar raft‑ups and sunset cruises, with comfortable forward seating that turns a hardcore fishing platform into a capable family day boat.