2011 Regulator 28 Forward SeatingSold

Step aboard and the first thing you notice is how deep and secure this 28 feels, with high gunwales and a confident hull that begs for offshore runs. The forward seating is genuinely usable—backrests, storage below, and room to stretch out between stops on the reef. The helm layout is clean and purposeful, with great sightlines over the bow and room for additional electronics if you want to expand the package. Wide walkways make it easy to move from cockpit to bow while fighting a fish, and the transom setup gives you a proper working space without sacrificing family-friendly comfort. It’s the kind of boat that transitions smoothly from early-morning runs to the edge to relaxed sunset cruises.

In these waters, conditions can shift from glassy to stacked in a heartbeat, and that’s exactly where this 28 shines. Regulator’s deep‑V hull is built for running the ocean swell comfortably at speed, keeping everyone dry and confident on the ride out to the ledge or sandbar. The size is a sweet spot: big enough for offshore runs to mahi and sailfish grounds, yet easy to handle around busy inlets and crowded weekend anchorages. Generous fuel capacity and efficient twin outboards give you the range to explore distant wrecks and reefs, while the forward seating and deep cockpit make it just as enjoyable for sandbar raft‑ups and family cruising along the coast.