2003 Yellowfin 23 OFFSHORE

Step aboard and you’ll notice how much Yellowfin squeezed into 23 feet without feeling cramped. The wide, uncluttered cockpit gives you room to dance around multiple hooked fish, while the deep gunnels and aggressive non-skid keep everyone planted when the seas stand up. The forward seating and coffin-box style storage let you switch from hardcore trolling spread to sandbar hangout in minutes. Tackle drawers, under-gunwale rod racks, and thoughtfully placed cupholders show the boat was designed by people who actually fish. The hull has that classic Yellowfin attitude too—sharp entry, big flare, and a ride that feels bigger than its length when you’re pushing home through afternoon chop.

This 23 Offshore really shines in waters where conditions can swing from glassy mornings to short, stacked afternoon seas. The stepped hull and pronounced bow flare help keep you dry and comfortable when the breeze kicks up, while the relatively shallow draft lets you sneak across bars, prowl nearshore reefs, or slide into quiet creeks on a high tide. Its size is ideal for trailering to different ramps and chasing seasonal runs without committing to a larger, more demanding rig. With plenty of range, efficient speed, and a layout that handles both family days and serious fishing, it’s a versatile workhorse for this area’s diverse coastal playground.