2011 Yellowfin 36 Offshore

Step aboard and you feel right away that this 36 has been set up by someone who actually runs offshore, not just to the sandbar. The helm layout gives you clean sightlines over the bow, and the open walkaround space makes it easy to work a fish from any corner. Storage is generous, with deep in-deck boxes that swallow gear and ice without cluttering the cockpit. The hardtop provides serious shade and a solid handhold when the sea stands up. Inside the console, there’s room to change, stash tackle, and get out of the weather. It’s a true “leave it loaded and go” platform for long days on the water.

In this part of the world, conditions can change from glassy to stacked-up chop in a heartbeat, and the 36 Offshore’s hull is built for exactly that. Its sharp entry and wide beam give you the confidence to run farther to the grounds while still keeping the crew comfortable. Shallow enough to work nearshore edges yet capable offshore, it suits the mix of reefs, wrecks, and open-water runs common here. The generous fuel capacity matches the triple power, making longer trips realistic without constant fuel stops. For anglers who split time between long runs outside and family cruising inside, this model hits a very practical sweet spot.