2012 Grady-White Canyon 366

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the wide beam really opens up the cockpit, giving your crew room to move when the bite turns on. The helm seats are supportive for long runs, with flip-up bolsters that make it easy to stand and drive when the seas kick up. Down below, the cabin surprises for a hardcore center console—air-conditioned comfort, a proper berth, and an enclosed head let you stretch a weekend instead of racing home at sunset. Thoughtful touches are everywhere: transom door for easy boarding after a dive, deep fish boxes that double as chilled storage for a sandbar day, and coaming bolsters that save your knees when you’re leaned into a big fish.

This Canyon 366 is dialed in for the mix of shallow approaches, nearshore reefs, and offshore grounds common in the area. The deep-V hull softens the afternoon chop while still tracking confidently in confused seas. Triple power makes quick work of runs to distant wrecks or bluewater edges, yet the boat’s layout is friendly for sandbar raft-ups and family cruising between barrier islands. High gunwales and a secure bow layout keep things safe when it’s bumpy, and the generous shade from the hardtop is a blessing in relentless sun. It’s a capable all-rounder for anglers and cruisers who want one boat to handle varied local waters.