2005 Stamas 320 Express

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the wide beam gives this 32-footer a big-boat feel, especially when you slide behind the helm. Sightlines are excellent, and the Stamas hull has a solid, reassuring ride that feels planted when the chop comes up. The hardtop and sturdy windshield framing give real protection offshore, while integrated grab rails are right where you want them when moving forward. Down below, the joinery and fit feel more “cruiser” than “fish boat,” with thoughtful touches like deep storage, good headroom, and plenty of natural light. It’s the kind of layout that makes a long weekend with family just as comfortable as a dawn-to-dusk run chasing fish.

This 320 Express is particularly well suited to local waters where conditions can swing from calm to confused in a single tide change. The deep, predictable hull handles inlets and afternoon chop with confidence, while the outboard setup lets you sneak into skinny backwaters or shallow anchorages that inboard boats avoid. For boaters who split time between offshore structure and quiet coves, the cockpit-to-cabin balance is ideal: enough open deck to work lines or dive gear, and a proper interior to escape the heat or shoulder-season chill. It’s a practical, versatile platform for the mixed cruising and fishing typical of this area.