2005 Grady-White Marlin 300 Sold Boat in West Wildwood, NJ US
Built in 2005
Marlin 300
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30 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
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 2005 Grady-White Marlin 300 | ||||||
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| Price | $72,500 | $72,500 | $74,900 | $74,900 | $69,995 | $69,900 |
| Location | West Wildwood | Cape May | Atlantic Highlands | Tuckerton | Toms River | Point Pleasant Beach |
| Nominal Length | 30' | 33' | 38' | 28' | - | 25' |
| Draft | 1' | - | - | - | - | - |
| Engine Make | - | Volvo | Detroit | Cummins | - | Yamaha |
| Total Engine Power | - | 480 hp | 485 hp | 250 hp | - | 150 hp |
| Days on Market | 821 | 311 | 360 | 325 | 6 | 45 |
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30� Grady White 2005 that is ready for its next owner. This would make a good boat for someone looking to have a fishing boat and weekender. The Yamaha 225hp four strokes have had the exhaust ports done by the current owner 3 years ago. The boat needs some TLC with electronics but overall is a good boat.
30� Grady White 2005 that is ready for its next owner. This would make a good boat for someone looking to have a fishing boat and weekender. The Yamaha 225hp four strokes have had the exhaust ports done by the current owner 3 years ago. The boat needs some TLC with electronics but overall is a good boat.
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Grady-White Marlin 300: BoatTEST Review
Overview
The Grady White Marlin 300 is a classic offshore walkaround boat that blends the features of an express fishing boat with the fishing amenities typically found on center consoles. Unlike many center consoles, it offers overnight accommodations, making it a versatile and family-friendly vessel. Measuring 30 feet 6 inches in length overall with a beam of 10 feet 7 inches, the Marlin 300 provides a spacious and stable platform for offshore fishing and extended trips.
Exterior Design and Cockpit
The Marlin 300 features a hull draft of 23 inches and a closed foredeck with a protected bridge and high windshield, which effectively shed green water in rough seas, ensuring a dry and safe ride offshore. The cockpit is designed with fishing in mind, offering 8 feet 10 inches of space from bolster to bolster and 6 feet 6 inches from the transom to the bait prep station, allowing ample room for multiple anglers to move and fish comfortably. The cockpit is 28 inches deep, with large bolsters and sturdy tow rails enhancing safety. Storage is well thought out, including rod storage under the gunnels and multiple rod holders on the cap rails and hardtop. The transom includes a door leading to a stern platform with a four-step ladder and grab rail for easy water access. Additional features include a freshwater shower wand, shore power connections, engine freshwater flush attachments, washdown hoses, battery switches, and circuit breakers housed in a dedicated compartment. The transom deck incorporates a cutting board over a storage compartment with pull-out tubs and battery storage below. A transom bench seat provides comfortable seating, and hatches grant access to the optional Fisher Panda 5 kW generator, pumps, seacock levers, water tanks, and a large insulated fish box.
Helm and Bridge Features
The helm deck is equipped with optional command chairs that are adjustable both vertically and horizontally, featuring ventilated backrests, swivel seats, flip-up bolsters and armrests, and fold-down footrests. Storage is integrated into the helm seats with locking drawers. The dash offers ample space for electronics and includes a Yamaha engine monitoring screen, compass, accessory switches, and a stainless steel tilt steering wheel. Controls for the twin Yamaha 300 horsepower V6 4.2-liter four-stroke outboards, trim tabs, stereo remote, and optional bow thruster are ergonomically positioned for ease of use. The fiberglass hardtop with a painted aluminum frame includes lockable storage boxes, storage nets, spreader lights, and opening side vents. Strata glass front and side curtains complete the enclosure, making the boat suitable for three-season use. Walk-around side decks with nine-inch bulwarks and tall rails provide safe access to the foredeck, which features a recessed design, a windlass with foot controls, a large hatch for the rode locker, and cushioned seating on the trunk cabin.
Interior Living Spaces
Below deck, the Marlin 300 offers comfortable accommodations suitable for overnight stays. The cabin includes a small galley to port equipped with a sink providing hot and cold running water, an electric stovetop set into a Corian countertop, a microwave, and a refrigerator. The bow features a dinette with a cherry wood table that converts into a V-berth. To starboard, there is an enclosed wet head with standing headroom, and a crawl-in mid-cabin contains a double berth, an opening port light, and rod holders. The interior is finished with a teak and holly sole and includes a six-gallon water heater and a 32-gallon fresh water tank, all standard equipment enhancing comfort and convenience.
Power and Performance
The test boat weighed an estimated 10,615 pounds with three people aboard, 39% fuel, and test power installed. Powered by twin 300 horsepower Yamaha V6 4.2-liter four-stroke outboards, the Marlin 300 achieved a top speed of 50 miles per hour at 5,900 RPM. The best cruise speed was 27.6 miles per hour at 3,500 RPM, delivering fuel efficiency of 1.5 miles per gallon and a range of approximately 390 statute miles with a 10% fuel reserve from its 282-gallon capacity. Acceleration was brisk, reaching planing speed in 3.3 seconds, 20 miles per hour in 3.9 seconds, and 30 miles per hour in 6.9 seconds. The hull’s 19.5-degree dead rise at the transom provided smooth handling through one-foot chop and 10-mile-per-hour gusting winds. Maneuverability was responsive and predictable, aided by the optional bow thruster and twin outboards, which facilitated easy docking and slip entry.
Conclusion
The Grady White Marlin 300 has been a mainstay in the brand’s lineup since 1989 for good reason. It offers a dry, secure, and comfortable platform suitable for families and anglers alike, combining offshore fishing capabilities with overnight accommodations. Its spacious cockpit, well-thought-out fishing amenities, protective design, and reliable performance make it a versatile vessel that meets the needs of a wide range of boaters. Overall, the Marlin 300 stands out as a well-rounded offshore walkaround that balances fishing functionality with cruising comfort.
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Customers praise the 2005 Grady-White Marlin 300 for its exceptional build quality and reliable performance
Many highlight its spacious and comfortable cockpit, making it ideal for both fishing and family outings. Owners appreciate the boat's solid handling in various sea conditions, thanks to its well-designed hull. The ample storage and thoughtful layout contribute to a user-friendly experience on the water. Overall, the 2005 Marlin 300 is regarded as a versatile and durable vessel that meets the needs of serious anglers and recreational boaters alike.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 2005 Grady-White Marlin 300 is a versatile and well-regarded center console boat known for its solid construction and offshore capabilities. Here are some pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Durable Build Quality: Grady-White is known for its rugged, hand-laid fiberglass hulls, providing excellent durability and seaworthiness.
Spacious Layout: The Marlin 300 offers ample deck space for fishing, cruising, and entertaining, with well-thought-out storage compartments.
Comfort and Amenities: Features such as a comfortable leaning post, a well-equipped console with electronics options, and a T-top for shade enhance the boating experience.
Performance: Powered by twin outboard engines, the Marlin 300 delivers strong performance with good fuel efficiency and a smooth, stable ride in various sea conditions.
Fishing Features: Equipped with rod holders, live wells, and a large fish box, making it ideal for serious anglers.
Cons
Size and Maneuverability: At 30 feet, it may be less maneuverable in tight marina spaces compared to smaller center consoles.
Price: Being a premium offshore boat, it can come with a higher price tag both in initial purchase and maintenance costs.
Fuel Consumption: Twin outboards provide power but can lead to higher fuel consumption, especially at cruising speeds.
Limited Cabin Space: While it has some shelter and storage, the Marlin 300 offers limited overnight accommodations compared to larger cabin boats.
Made For
The 2005 Grady-White Marlin 300 is designed for serious anglers and boating enthusiasts who seek a versatile and reliable offshore fishing boat. Ideal for those who enjoy deep-sea fishing, family outings, or day cruising, this boat offers a blend of performance, comfort, and durability. Whether you’re an experienced fisherman looking for a vessel that can handle rough waters and provide ample fishing features, or someone who values spacious seating and quality craftsmanship for leisurely trips, the Marlin 300 is built to meet those needs. Its robust design and thoughtful amenities make it suitable for both dedicated anglers and families who appreciate a well-rounded boating experience.
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