28' Mako 284 WA Walkarounds

Dimensions

Easily one of the better-looking mid-size walkarounds on the market, the Mako 284 began life in 2005 when she was introduced. Mako engineers redesigned the transom soon afterââ?¬â??adding some additional fuel and water capacity in the processââ?¬â?? (Just to confuse things a little more, it should be noted that Makoââ?¬â?¢s original 284 Walkaround model is now called the 293 Walkaround.) Built on a solid fiberglass deep-V hull with an 9-foot, 10-inch beam, the Mako 284 will appeal to family-oriented anglers who want the go-anywhere versatility and the overnight accommodations of a cuddy cabin. Deep fish boxes are located under the deck, and a stand-up livewell and drop boxes are built into the transom. Thereââ?¬â?¢s plenty of room for electronics at the helm, and the cabinââ?¬â??with its teak trim, enclosed head compartment, standing headroom, mini galley, and aft berthââ?¬â??will sleep four.

The Mako 284 is a mid-tier walkaround from a company long known for building durable, no-nonsense fishing boats. Mako has gone through several ownership changes in recent years, but through it all the brandâ��s reputation for durability has remained intact. Introduced in 2005, the 284 is heavily built on a solid fiberglass hull with high gunnels and a wide 9'10" beam. Her versatile layout, with an uncluttered cockpit and cushioned helm, is well suited for serious fishing as well as day cruising. Standard features include an integrated dive platform, anchor locker, bait prep station (behind the helm) with sink, and tackle storage, 50-gallon livewell, transom door, cockpit lights, rod holders, drink holders, cockpit rod storage, trim tabs, cockpit bolsters, raw-water washdown, companion seating, in-deck fish boxes (3), and folding rear seat. � Twin Mercury 300 Verados top out at close to 45 knots.� 

A popular boat during her production years, the Mako 284 is a big walkaround cuddy with just about every feature an angler could ask for on a boat this size. She�s heavily built with a solid fiberglass bottom, and wide walkways around the cabin provide good 360-degree fishability. The 284�s uncluttered cockpit is large enough for two anglers and their gear, and visibility from the raised helm deck is excellent. Standard features include an integrated swim/dive platform, transom door, in-floor fish/storage boxes, tackle center, fresh/raw-water washdowns, deluxe helm seats, cockpit rod storage, anchor locker, gunnel rod holders (4), transom shower, trim tabs, cockpit lights, and swim ladder. A factory hardtop and transom bench seat were popular options. Below deck, the 284�s cozy mid-cabin interior features a galley with sink and fridge, enclosed head/shower compartment, teak and holly sole, and convertible dinette/V-berth forward. Wide side decks are a plus. No lightweight, the Mako 284 can reach close to 45 knots top with Mercury 300 outboards.

2008 Mercury Verado (Engine 1) Type:Outboard Four-Stroke Fuel Type:Gas/Petrol Hours: Power:300 hp �  2008 Mercury Verado (Engine 2) Type:Outboard Four-Stroke Fuel Type:Gas/Petrol Hours: Power:300 hp

Tanks Fuel:235 gal Fresh Water:14 gal

Accommodations

Full V-Berth with the hard stock mattress replaced with a very comfortable custom mattress.

Two single bunks fold out above the V-Berth to add sleeping space.

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

Contact Kenneth Schmidt - Listing Broker - for further information or to make an arrangement for a showing - � 941-979-1964 or� 941-639-7777.