2011 Everglades 295

Step aboard and you’ll notice how solid this 295 feels underfoot—the deep, secure walkways and high freeboard give real confidence when the chop kicks up. The trademark Everglades seating layout means your crew actually has places to relax, not just perch, with bolsters and cushions that still feel substantial rather than flimsy. Storage is everywhere, from the in-deck fish boxes to clever tackle and gear compartments that keep the cockpit uncluttered and ready to fish at a moment’s notice. The hardtop isn’t just for shade either; it’s a serious structure with integrated lighting and grab rails that make moving around underway feel safe and intuitive.

This 295 is right at home in local waters where a trip might start in skinny back bays and end miles offshore on a reef or ledge. The hull has the heft and deadrise to soften close-together chop, yet she’s still nimble enough to work around tight channels and crowded weekend sandbars. Anglers will appreciate how easy it is to transition from trolling spreads to bottom fishing without tripping over gear, while family crew get a secure bow area and a protected helm for longer runs. It’s a dialed-in size: big enough to handle afternoon sea breezes, small enough to trailer or keep in a typical lift.