A 33-footer that fishes hard and runs home comfortable.
Blackfin built the 332CC on a two-step hull with 23 degrees of deadrise, and it shows the first time you take a beam sea across the mouth of Tampa Bay. This one was ordered right twin Mercury 400 V10 Verados, the full Garmin electronics package, and the dive and shade options that turn a tournament boat into a boat the whole family will actually use.
Onyx Black hull with matching sheer and boot stripe over an Arctic White bottom, anthracite upholstery, and a white powder-coated hardtop. The layout gives you 12 flush rod holders, two 100-gallon in-floor insulated fish boxes, a 35-gallon transom baitwell plus a 20-gallon baitwell in the leaning post, and dual pull-out Yeti coolers with a stainless sink and tackle drawers right where you need them.
Forward, the U-shaped bow seating breaks down over a huge insulated storage tub, the console lounge flips up, and the pantographic console door opens into a full head with an electric toilet, sink, and a weather-resistant berth cushion. Five scuba tank racks and the side dive door were factory-fitted this boat was spec'd for people who get in the water, not just fish over it.
At $349,950 you are stepping into a lightly used, current-generation 800-horsepower center console for roughly $136,000 under what it cost to put in the water new. Boats this well equipped in this size class do not sit long on the Gulf coast.
