Valhalla Boatworks to add a 55-foot vessel to its growing lineup.

Editors Gary Reich and Pim Van Hemmen discuss some of the latest fishing boats to hit the market, including the Viking 38 Open Billfish, the Winter 38 and the Mag Bay 42.

The Pirate’s Cove Billfish Tournaments offer something for every member of your crew. Exceptional fishing, fun times with family, old friends and new.

Explore the seas in style and confidence with the 407 Nomad FE (Front Entry), which exhibits a more traditional Intrepid design.

Meet the new jewel of the Intrepid Powerboats family. The Intrepid 477 Evolution is the company’s most luxurious yacht to date, representing 37 years of powerboat evolution and innovation.

Cruise or fish in style with the Intrepid 345 Nomad SE (Side Entry). This 34’6” center console is a product of buyer input and Intrepid Powerboats’ industry expertise, delivering unrivaled levels of versatility, protection and customization.

The Intrepid 345 Valor introduces all the luxury of a larger yacht in a 34’6” package. This sleek walkaround vessel boasts a fuel capacity of 320 gallons, and is fully loaded with all the features and amenities you need to have a great time out on the water.

Grady-White Boats’ Freedom 235 has better engineered features, more options, and a more detailed construction and finish than any other 23-foot dual console on the market.

The 24XO was introduced at the Miami International Boat show in February, and it’s the second model in a new line that combines the shallow-water capability of a bay boat with a deep-vee hull capable of heading offshore when the weather is right. The first model, introduced last year, was the 26XO.

Engineers at Pursuit know a few things about boats designed for many purposes. This builder was one of the first to put cruising features on its center console models when demand for the combo really started to pick up steam a decade ago.

Center Console boats have come a long way from their lean and mean roots, and we’re learning that anglers are grateful for the change.

Bryan Pair began building boats in 2015. He got his start under the company name Sea Oxe but recently rebranded with a name that hit a little closer to home: Pair Marine.