The 2006 Grady-White Marlin 300 is a 30-foot fiberglass walkaround cabin boat built for saltwater fishing and day cruising, featuring the brand's exclusive SeaV² hull, a luxurious cabin with V-berth and quarter-berth, a self-bailing cockpit with ample rod storage and insulated fish boxes, and a versatile helm with adjustable seating. Key features include a dive door, transom door, rotating dive ladder, and plenty of onboard storage, making it a well-rounded and family-friendly vessel for offshore adventures.

Key Fetures:

Built on hull Grady-White's exclusive SeaV² hull design for offshore performance. Approximately 30.5 feet in length (centerline), with a 10' 7" beam. A self-bailing cockpit with a non-skid deck, cockpit bolsters, and a freshwater shower. Insulated fish boxes with overboard drainage. 13 rod holders and horizontal rod storage under the gunnels. Bait well and a tackle station with removable tackle boxes. A comfortable cuddy cabin with a V-berth and quarter-berth for overnights. Features an adjustable helm seat, a high windshield with tempered glass, and available autopilot and Helmaster EX joystick controls for enhanced maneuverability. Includes a transom door that rotates down for easy access to the transom and swim ladder. Massive storage compartments, most of which drain overboard, along with general dry storage for personal items. Equipped with 316-grade stainless steel, through-bolted deck hardware, and solid fiberglass hatches.

Performance and Features:

Often paired with outboard engines, with the potential for a total horsepower of around 700 hp on some models. Capable of a cruising speed around 25 knots and a maximum speed of over 35 knots, depending on engine setup. A substantial fuel tank of around 306 gallons allows for long journeys on the water.