A classic from the famous Florida shipyard, the 320 Outrage was revamped in 2010 with a large console featuring a windshield (with electric awning) and side windows, all integrated into the T-top structure.
The latter is also equipped with ladders allowing access to the hardtop for spotting fish schools from afar and adjusting the outrigger poles. With 2 x 300 horsepower Verado engines, this 32-foot boat easily exceeds 45 knots and planes in just under 7 seconds. The fully foam-filled hull and robust polyester layup explain why this boat does not vibrate at all when cutting through waves. It has a sharp, well-designed hull built for offshore use, and is also unsinkable. However, the helm controls are a bit low for people 1.80 meters tall and above. The console houses a head compartment, a shower, and a vertical storage space for fishing rods. In the cockpit, you’ll find the ingenious retractable rear bench already seen on the 370 Outrage, as well as padded coamings for angler comfort, a livewell with circulating water, numerous rod holders, and a summer kitchen with grill (optional). A reliable choice among fishing open boats, and one that holds its value well at resale.