2006 Boston Whaler 240 Outrage

Step aboard this 240 Outrage and the layout tells you it was designed by people who actually fish and cruise. High, secure gunnels and wide walkaround space make it easy to work a fish from bow to stern, while the forward seating converts from a casting platform to a relaxed lounge in minutes. The leaning post with integrated storage keeps tackle and gear organized but out of the way, and the transom design gives you a clean, open cockpit for fighting fish or setting up dive gear. Thoughtful touches like aggressive nonskid, stout hardware, and easy access to systems remind you why Whaler owners tend to hang on to these boats.

This 240 Outrage is a sweet spot for local waters where you might bounce from choppy open stretches to tighter, protected channels in a single day. The boat’s offshore-capable hull handles afternoon wind and confused boat wakes with confidence, yet the length and draft remain manageable for exploring creeks, sandbars, and nearshore structure. Twin outboards offer reassuring redundancy when you’re running farther from the dock, while still being efficient enough for regular weekend use. With plenty of open deck space and secure seating, it works just as well for family beach days as it does for early-morning runs to deeper fishing grounds.