2021 Sailfish 272 CC

Step aboard and you’ll notice how thoughtfully the 272 CC is laid out for real-world days on the water. The wide, stable beam makes the cockpit feel bigger than a typical 27-footer, with deep gunnels and secure toe rails that give you confidence when it’s choppy. The convertible bow area can shift from a sun lounge to a true dining space in minutes, with backrests that actually support you on a long run. A surprisingly generous hardtop footprint, complete with integrated speakers and spreader lights, keeps the crew shaded and the deck usable all day. Add in abundant in-floor fish boxes, clever tackle storage, and a transom setup that keeps the swim door clear, and this 272 CC feels dialed-in for both serious fishing and laid-back cruising.

In this region’s mix of breezy afternoons, confused chop, and the occasional sprint offshore, the 272 CC hits a sweet spot. Its variable-degree deadrise hull is designed to soften head seas while still staying efficient on fuel, so you can comfortably stretch your range to distant sandbars or nearshore structure. The twin outboards give you both redundancy and the low-speed control you want around busy channels and tight marina fairways. With a proper enclosed head, generous shade, and secure seating from bow to stern, family and guests stay comfortable on longer runs. Whether you’re working inlets, trolling nearshore, or just anchoring in a quiet cove, this model is sized and equipped to handle the local variety with ease.