Name: 2001 GradyWhite Marlin 300 (Sold)
Brand: Gradywhite
SKU: 1758195428715
Price: 49000 USD
Availability: SoldOut

FINANCING OPTIONS AVAILABLE
FULL MOORING COVER INCLUDED
PORT ENGINE - 1156
STBD ENGINE - 1169
The 2001 Grady-White Marlin 300 is a distinguished offshore fishing vessel that has set the standard for dual-purpose sportfishing boats. Crafted during a peak time for Grady-White's renowned sturdy hulls and exceptional craftsmanship, the Marlin 300 has proven itself in both performance and design over the years. This model features a deep-V hull with the notable SeaV²® ride, a generous 10'7" beam, and a cockpit layout tailored for serious anglers. It also provides comfort, with a well-designed cabin that includes berths, an enclosed head, a galley, and ample storage for extended trips. Known as a reliable offshore performer, the Marlin 300 excels in trolling, while still providing a comfortable space for family gatherings at the dock. Recognized by seasoned boaters, this model is a testament to Grady-White’s legacy. For those who prioritize reliability, fishing capabilities, and timeless craftsmanship, the 2001 Marlin 300 offers a chance to own a legendary offshore boat. Whether you're out chasing pelagic fish, cruising along the coastline, or spending quality time with family on the water, this vessel continues to embody the confidence and performance that made it an icon.

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Sold Listing: FINANCING OPTIONS AVAILABLE FULL MOORING COVER INCLUDED PORT ENGINE - 1156 STBD ENGINE - 1169 The 2001 Grady-White Marlin 300 is a distinguished offshore fishing vessel that has set the standard for dual-purpose sportfishing boats. Crafted during a peak time for Grady-White's renowned sturdy hulls a…

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