2006 Edgewater 318 CCSold

Step aboard and you’ll notice how solid and quiet this hull feels underway—Edgewater’s unsinkable construction and deep-V entry soak up the chop while staying dry at the helm. The 318’s beam gives you wide, secure side decks so you can move forward with rods or dock lines in hand without feeling squeezed. Inside the console, there’s enough headroom for a proper marine head and gear storage, turning quick day trips into comfortable overnights. The T-top is rig-ready, with room for outriggers and overhead storage, and the leaning post offers tackle drawers and space for a cooler beneath. Thoughtful touches—like toe rails, recessed grab rails, and smartly placed cup holders—show this boat was designed by people who actually fish and cruise.

Waters here can shift from glassy to sloppy in a heartbeat, and the 318’s hull is built to handle that mix with confidence. Its size is ideal for jumping between inshore grounds and offshore ledges without feeling under-gunned or over-sized at the dock. The generous fuel capacity and efficient Yamahas let you run long distances to chase tuna, stripers, or canyon trips, yet still tuck into shallow harbors and moorings. Plenty of open cockpit space makes it easy to work a spread or handle a lively crew, while the forward seating and console amenities keep family and guests comfortable on scenic harbor hops or sandbar days.