1998 Boston Whaler 23 Conquest

The 1998 Boston Whaler 23 Conquest is a fiberglass cuddy cabin built around the brand's Accutrack hull design, which pairs a deep-V entry with strategically placed chines for a smooth, dry ride. Twin Yamaha engines deliver 260 horsepower combined. The boat measures 22.58 feet in length with an 8.50-foot beam and features the distinctive reverse chine and forward spray rail that direct water beneath the hull, improving tracking and safety in following seas.

The cuddy cabin includes a V-berth and space for a portable or plumbed head. The raised-deck bow includes stainless steel bow rails for safe access, while the self-bailing fiberglass cockpit requires minimal maintenance. Seating is arranged with adjustable helm and companion pedestal seats, aft-facing seats for rigging or passenger comfort, and a fold-flush stern seat that maximizes cockpit space.

Storage is distributed throughout: under-gunnel rod racks port and starboard, under-cabin berth storage, an in-deck locker, and a fishbox on the starboard side. The cockpit features molded nonskid surfaces throughout, and all seat bases are composite, maintenance-free materials. Hardware is 316 stainless steel welded construction, with shrink-tube electrical connectors and tinned copper wiring throughout to resist corrosion.