Center Console

Designed to conquer big seas and fuel adventure, the 28-foot Molokai catamaran from Aquila is the company’s first center console. We tested it in 4- to 6-foot seas and were seriously impressed with the boat’s ride.

Our first look at the Axopar 28.

Our first look at the Axopar 37 T-Top.

The Bonadeo 368 Walkaround is rough, rugged, and ready...Plenty fast too.

A week or so before I did the wring out of Buddy Davis’ new B&D 34 Center Console, my wife convinced me I should go on the South Beach Diet. So, in keeping with this nutritional newness in my life, prior to showing up at Davis’ waterside facility in West Palm Beach, Florida, I chowed down on a honkin’ low-carb extravaganza: three eggs, six slices of bacon, and ten slices of tomato. Which was

Power & Motoryacht's first look at the Deep Impact 360C. The Deep Impact 360C has a lot to offer for whatever you’d like to do on the water. This is a boat that certainly has an eye-catching design, but her beauty is way more than skin deep.

Vicem to build a center console? The longtime traditional builder is jumping into the center console market.

Power & Motoryacht's Boat Test of the Everglades 255 CC

Our Boat Test of the Everglades 435.

Our first look at the Grady-White Canyon 271 FS.

Grady-White Canyon 336Less Barebones, More Fish BonesThe striped bass in Albemarle Sound have a new enemy in North Carolina builder Grady-White's new Canyon 336. Built as a fish chaser, the 33-footer has an optional T-top that includes radial outriggers, net stowage, and molded-in fore and aft spreader lights. Aft

Our Boat Test of the Hunt 32CC.

Power & Motoryacht's Boat Test of the Intrepid 375 CC

Shape ShifterThis highly customizable 40-footer is equally effective as a daytripper, a sportfisherman, or a Bahamas weekender.Would you like your ice maker to make clear ice or cloudy ice? I didn’t even know you could get an ice maker that does that. But you can, and this is the level of customization that Intrepid Powerboats offers its owners. For 24 years, this

Our first look at the Invictus 270FX.

Our first look at the Invincible 39' Open Fisherman

Power & Motoryacht's first look at the Jarrett Bay 32' Custom Center Console.

Our Boat Test of the Pursuit S 408.

Our first look at the Pursuit S 408 Sport.

Power & Motoryacht's boat test of the Regulator 25

From Regulator, the Edenton, North Carolina, company that prides itself on building boats with “legendary rides,” comes the 28 FS. Originally concieved as a step-up from the company’s popular 26-foot model—but with added amenities such as fold-down transom seating—this is a sleek, no-frills center console that is sure to tantalize any hardcore fisherman. Her

Center-console boats will always be objects of my affection. As teenagers my friends and I spent large chunks of our summer vacations cruising, fishing, and looking for trouble on a 17-footer in the backwaters of Barnegat Bay, New Jersey. At any given time my friends and I had her loaded up with surfboards, diving and fishing gear, or just a horde of people bound for a favorite anchorage. Later I

Power & Motoryacht's boat test of the Regulator 34 Center Console.

Mostly it's multimillion-dollar yachts that dominate this space, so the new Regulator 34SS is a decided change of pace. Indeed, what's interesting about this boat is that she appeals to both serious sportsmen who already own a battlewagon yet want a more efficient angling platform and those looking for a mid-30-foot sportfisherman as their primary (or possibly only) boat.

Our Boat Test of the Regulator 41 Center Console.

Our first look at the Scout 420 LXF.

Our first look at the Southport 33 FE.

The latest in the Sport Boat Series, the S 358 continues to combine the virtues of versatility and performance.

Power & Motoryacht's first look at the Venture 39 Tournament Edition