Sea Hunt Gamefish 30

Trying to design a dual purpose offshore boat presents builders with a set of challenges requiring careful consideration in the planning stage. These days, many boating families need a boat that is set up with features necessary for serious fishing, yet also require a comfortable layout for non-fishing members of the gang. This is a delicate line to walk since adding too much in either department may impede the effectiveness of the other. Sea Hunt has struck a nice balance of the two in their Gamefish 30.

[@lbowsk]

I just bought a 2014. So far I've only spent a dozen days on the boat. Love it so far since it's a big improvement over my last. But, the forward livewell insulation sucks. I hear the guy say it's insulated. If it is, its the thinnest layer of spray on they could apply. I'm a bit disappointed since we planned on using that well as a cooler. Mine has the coffin box seating which is what I prefer.

[@mrmidnight32]

"Maximized the space"
For a 30ft it's fucking terrible as far as space available. It seats like a fucking 23ft

[@FullThrottleFishingTeam]

CK_32 what do you use a 50 hydraports. I know lots of people with 32 and 36ft boats that have plenty of space

[@lbowsk]

Nice language there Bubba! How many 23 footers have a full head? The console on these is huge and eats a lot of real estate. We're happy with ours.

[@mrmidnight32]

@@lbowsk it’s not even the head tho, you waste about 2 feet on the bow, another 2ft with the front bench seat, the oversized captains chair is another 2-3ft wasted and the transom is inlet another 2ft. That’s a loss of about 10 total feet!
The entire point of a CC is deck space. If you want all this BS get a cuddy cab.

[@senseios8980]

First!😃