2004 Hydra-Sports 3300 CC

Step aboard and you’ll notice how dry and secure this 33-footer feels, thanks to the tall gunwales and Hydra-Sports’ deep-V hull. The walkaround space is generous, so a couple of anglers can work a fish from bow to stern without tangling. Up front, the wraparound seating converts easily from a casting deck to a comfortable lounge for the ride home. Under the console, there’s a surprisingly roomy head with enough space to change out of wet gear. The heavy-duty hardware, robust T-top, and wide, stable footprint give this boat the confidence to push out when the forecast looks marginal but still manageable.

In these waters, conditions can turn from glassy to stacked-up chop in a hurry, and the Hydra-Sports 3300 CC is built exactly for that kind of unpredictability. Its deep-V hull and substantial weight carry you through wind-against-tide slop without beating up crew or gear. The long range and offshore capability give you freedom to work distant reefs, rips, and ledges, while the wide beam keeps the boat stable when drift fishing or bottom dropping. There’s ample room to stage trolling spreads or kite setups, yet it’s still nimble enough to run inlets, snake along the shoreline, or slide onto a lift at the end of the day.