Center Consoles

At the stern is a 50-gallon pressurized live well and a 35-gallon pressurized live well with an aquarium-like window built into it to help you keep an eye on how your baits are faring. There is a well-outfitted rigging station forward, with an inset basin and drain tray for icing down rigged baits and a sink next to it. Pressurized fresh and raw water washdowns are both within reach. The lid for the bait area flips over to provide a cutting surface. Underneath the whole affair is a 65-quart cooler that slides out electrically.

There are four fish boxes below the deck with macerated drains. In the aft cockpit and on the foredeck are small under-deck stowage lockers perfectly sized to accommodate five-gallon buckets. Adding to the 328’s offshore angling pedigree are more than 20 spots peppered around the deck and on the hardtop to stow your rods, and outriggers. At the helm there are twin Garmin 7616XSV multifunction displays.

Up front, on the 328 Commander, there are two forward-facing lounges with flip-out backrests set into the bow, and a large backrest means another person can join in and face aft in a smaller bench seat. Drop a table in, and happy hour is complete. Ahead of the center console is a two-person, forward-facing lounger with storage underneath. The interior of the center console is outfitted with an electric head, sink, and a padded area that some people will use as rod and tackle storage but can also serve as a berth.

With the twin Yamaha 350s, it takes only about 4.8 seconds to get the 328 up on a plane, and keeping the throttles down will get you up to a top speed at wide-open throttle of 57.3 MPH. Cruising the 328 Commander at around 32 MPH will give the 328 a range of about 455 miles.

If you are interested in seeing this beautiful boat, please contact me!