What are the specs of the SeaHunter 30 Floridian?

Length: 30'6" Beam: 10'0" Dry Weight: 8500 lbs Max HP: 1000 HP Fuel Capacity: 240 Gallons Livewell Capacity: 72 Gallons

Who is the SeaHunter 30 Floridian built for?

The SeaHunter 30 Floridian is built for anglers who want a platform that can get into shallow waterways but can also handle offshore excursions.

What engine configurations can you get on the SeaHunter 30 Floridian?

- Twin 300HP Yamahas - Twin 300HP Mercurys - Twin 400HP Mercurys - Twin 500HP Mercurys - Twin 300HP Suzukis - Twin 350HP Suzukis

How many livewells does the SeaHunter 30 Floridian have?

The SeaHunter 30 Floridian has two standard livewells - twin 36 gallon transom livewells.

How does the SeaHunter 30 Floridian handle rough offshore conditions?

The 30 Floridian was built specifically to take on rough offshore conditions, and it shows. Its heavy, overbuilt hull, 10-foot beam, deep freeboard, and carbon/Kevlar-reinforced construction give it the backbone to push through chop comfortably and safely. It’s designed to take a beating offshore while still delivering a stable, confident ride.

How much customization is available on the 30 Floridian?

More than almost any builder in its class. Because SeaHunter builds these boats to order, you can customize nearly everything including electronics, helm layout, audio setup, hull color, upholstery, rod holder placement, outriggers, upper station, joystick controls, Seakeeper, lighting, and more. It’s easily one of the most customizable 30-foot center consoles on the market.

How many people can the SeaHunter 30 Floridian comfortably seat?

The 30 Floridian comfortably seats 6–10 passengers depending on how it’s configured, but since it’s yacht certified, the actual passenger limit is determined by what the captain deems safe. And if you're bringing a larger crew, there's plenty of space to toss in a few bean bags for extra seating on long runs.

Is the SeaHunter 30 Floridian suitable for family cruising as well as offshore fishing?

Absolutely. While it’s built first and foremost as a serious offshore fishing boat, the 30 Floridian can be outfitted with plenty of family-friendly amenities—forward lounging, a rear bench seat, premium helm chairs, high-quality audio, sunshade options, and even a Seakeeper for added comfort.

Search

Recent Posts

« Previous
1
…
9
10
11
12
13
…
34
Next »

In-Depth Look: SeaHunter 30 Floridian Review

This content is restricted.

Search

Recent Posts

Sea Hunt Ultra 265 SE vs. Sportsman Open 262: Which Boat Fits Your Family Best?

Boston Whaler 280 Outrage vs. Grady White Canyon 271: Which Boat is Right for You?

Ranger Z520R vs. Nitro Z20 XL: A Head-to-Head Comparison of Top-Tier Bass Boats

Top 5 Fish Species to Target in Charleston, SC

Robalo 266 Cayman vs. Sportsman Masters 267: The Ultimate Bay Boat Showdown

Sign Up for our Monthly Newsletter