2017 SeaHunter 32 Tournament

Step aboard and you’ll notice how wide and confident this 32 feels underfoot, with tall gunwales that keep crew secure when the seas get lumpy. The helm layout is clean and purposeful, with plenty of room to stand, lean, or slide a couple of mates in beside you on a long run offshore. There’s generous storage tucked everywhere—under the forward seating, in the deck boxes, and inside the console—so gear, safety equipment, and tackle stay organized and dry. The open bow gives you room to work a fish all the way around, while the aft cockpit is uncluttered for chunking, trolling, or bottom drops. It’s a serious fishing platform that still keeps family and guests comfortable for sandbar days.

This 32 Tournament really shines in waters where conditions can change quickly—from calm inshore stretches to choppy offshore runs. The deep-V hull and substantial weight help it slice through short, confused chop common along open sounds and near the break, while still floating shallow enough for creek mouths and nearshore reef hopping. Its size is ideal for long runs to the Gulf Stream or distant wrecks without feeling overpowered or cramped. The efficient twin outboard setup offers the range and redundancy offshore anglers want, yet remains manageable at the dock and on the trailer. For boaters who regularly split time between family cruising and serious bluewater fishing, this model fits that mixed-use, coastal lifestyle extremely well.