2016 Albury Brothers 23

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Albury Brothers 23

"Smooth, simple, seaworthy, and safe" commonly describe our 23. A smooth ride from the round bilge hull; simplicity for a frustration free experience; seaworthy and safe to keep you calm in the rough stuff. Sport Fishing Magazine chose the 23 as one of its' 25 Great Boats of the Decade, while Southern Boating Magazine label her one of the Stars of Center Consoles...she has a sterling reputation.

Built in both Man O' War Cay and West Palm Beach, over 700 23's have been built since 1997. The original interiors were built using marine ply. All composite construction was phased in starting in 2004. Hand laid, no chopper gun construction from start to finish ensures quality, while optional resin vacuum infusion began in 2022 to maintain weight. The forward seating interior with an insulated fish box debuted in 2007 and is standard. You can choose from several interior configurations to suit your needs; forward seating or casting platform...dual rear live wells, live well leaning post, portable live well or no live wells...one, two or no fish boxes...hard top or soft...standard console or narrow.

Her modified V-hull, combined with low center of gravity, offers passengers stability at rest and on the move. When the power is cut and lines are dropped, you’ll feel a light bobbing motion as opposed to the snap roll common with deep-v hulls. The full bow, along with 3-piece construction provides for a lot of space. Liberal use of vacuum technology creates a strong structure, and maximizes her interior volume. Although she is nearly a 50 mph boat, 26-36 mph is her most economical range. Bringing her up on plane only takes 18 mph. When conditions are rough, holding plane at low speed is comfortable, and not possible on most outboard boats. At either speed, the fine entry is slicing through the steep stuff while the round bilges aft yield to the impact of the water. She tracks well too. Don’t try and steer her too much, just let her dance her way through the sea naturally.