2014 Pursuit ST 310 Sport

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the wide beam gives this 31-footer a rock-solid feel underfoot, even when the afternoon chop kicks up. The helm layout is classic Pursuit—clean sightlines, intuitive controls, and plenty of room for modern electronics. Forward, the wraparound seating and convertible table turn the bow into a social hub, then quickly reconfigure for casting or lounging. High gunwales and deep freeboard keep crew secure while moving around the cockpit. Under the seats and in the sole you’ll find the kind of smart, hidden storage that makes weekend runs with a full crew surprisingly uncluttered. Add the sturdy hardtop and generous shade and you’ve got a boat that’s genuinely comfortable from first light to last call.

This size and style is ideal for local waters that can shift from glassy to lumpy in a single tide change. The hull has the heft and deadrise to shoulder through confused boat wakes and open stretches, yet the outboard setup keeps draft shallow enough for exploring coves and beachy anchorages. On busy summer weekends, the responsive twin engines make docking in tight, crowded marinas far less stressful. There’s ample seating for family and friends on harbor cruises, but the cockpit still stays open enough for quick runs to nearshore grounds when the bite is on. It’s a capable all-rounder for an area where conditions and plans can change by the hour.