2010 Grady-White 222 Fisherman

This 2010 Grady-White 222 Fisherman brings the classic Grady ride in a manageable, easy-to-own size. The deep-V hull and hefty feel inspire confidence when the afternoon chop kicks up, while the high bow flare keeps the crew dry. The layout gives you serious fishability—wide, secure side decks, in-deck fishboxes, and plenty of room to work a fish around the bow—without sacrificing family comfort. Forward seating doubles as a lounge area, and the transom design makes it simple to slip in for a swim after you’ve limited out. It’s the kind of center console that feels equally at home on a dawn run to the reef or a relaxed cruise at sunset.

The Grady-White 222 Fisherman is a smart match for local waters that can swing from calm mornings to bumpy afternoons. Its solid construction and pronounced hull flare handle confused chop and boat wake with ease, making runs between fishing spots more comfortable and drier. Draft is shallow enough for exploring nearshore structure and sandbars, yet the boat remains capable when you push a little farther outside. The 22-foot footprint is easy to trailer, store, and maneuver into tighter slips or ramps that are common in crowded areas. For boaters who split time between serious angling and relaxed cruising, this model fits the balance perfectly.