1989 Grady-White Marlin 280

This 1989 Grady-White Marlin 280 is a 28-foot walkaround with a deep-V offshore hull designed for serious fishing and cruising. Twin Suzuki 250-horsepower engines power the boat, which carries approximately 250 to 300 gallons of fuel and 30 to 35 gallons of fresh water. The boat draws roughly 19 inches and displaces around 7,000 pounds dry weight.

The deck layout emphasizes fishing functionality with a wide walkaround design, large insulated fish boxes, a livewell, raw-water washdown system, transom door, and multiple rod holders with dedicated tackle storage. Topside amenities include a windlass, courtesy lighting, and a hardwired VHF radio. Navigation relies on dual Garmin GPS and sonar units, while entertainment is handled by JL Audio speakers.

Below deck, the Marlin provides genuine cruising space with a V-berth forward, a convertible dinette that converts to sleeping berths, and a mid-cabin berth. An enclosed marine head and small galley area round out the accommodations. The boat comes with a Float-On trailer. The engines have logged 1,318 hours.