Rare find and new to the market.

1999 Hydrasport 3000 with 2006 Yamaha 250 with only 850 hours.

The 3000 Vector features a Kevlar-reinforced hull. A slightly narrow beam for speed, razor-sharp bow and a 24-degree deadrise at the transom all combined to make the chop seem immaterial to this offshore performance hull as we ran out the bay. Cruising speed seemed most comfortable at 39 mph. It is considered one of the heavier boats in its class, often 12% to 39% heavier than similar 30-foot center consoles.

With a 30-foot overall length and only an 8-foot, 7-inch beam, the 3000 rolls as you would expect.
Kiekhaefer trim-tab gauges.

Electric head with 10 gallons holding tank

Fresh water system with 25 gallons

forward and aft spreader lights.

freshly bottom painted

Dual Saltwater washdown in cockpit and transom

300 gallon fuel

Fishing
A 50-gallon live well in the transom means you don't have to move an inch to re-bait. Storage space for 20 rods around the cockpit and more in the lockable boxes forward means you'll be prepared for any eventuality. Built-in under-gunwale tackle boxes in each aft corner keep supplies near at hand to the transom rigging station.

The forward step has enough room and height to suit fly casters, and the lack of a bow rail on our boat eliminated most of worry about snagging a hook.