2014 Sailfish 275 DC

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the wide beam and deep cockpit freeboard give everyone a real sense of security, even when the afternoon chop kicks up. The 275 DC’s seating layout lets you transition seamlessly from a crew of anglers to a crew of sunbathers, with cushions that stow easily and open space where you need it. The enclosed head with sink is a big upgrade from the usual “bucket in a compartment,” making longer days on the water far more comfortable. Thoughtful touches like stainless grab rails exactly where your hand reaches, a well‑shielded helm, and a hull that settles into a confident, predictable ride set this dual console apart in real‑world use.

This 275 DC is particularly well suited to local waters where your plans change with the forecast. The hull’s variable deadrise and pronounced bow flare give you a dry, composed ride when afternoon sea breezes stack up short waves, yet it still floats shallow enough for sandbar hops and beachside raft‑ups. The dual console layout works brilliantly for mixed crews—some focused on trolling the nearshore edges, others just wanting shade, snacks, and a smooth ride. Plenty of secure rod storage, a serious livewell, and family‑friendly seating mean you’re ready for everything from a sunrise run outside the inlet to an easy sunset cruise along the calmer inside channels.