2005 Shamrock 246 Adventurer

This 2005 Shamrock 246 Adventurer is a 24.5-foot fiberglass sportfish built for serious offshore work without sacrificing mobility. Powered by a single 330-horsepower fuel-injected Crusader inboard with only 760 hours of service, the boat cruises efficiently at 25 knots on dual 55-gallon welded aluminum fuel tanks. Dual tanks provide extended range for extended fishing days. An included trailer adds portability for launch-anywhere convenience.

The cockpit is arranged for fishing functionality. A central helm places the engine under the console for service access, and the transom features a raw-water washdown and live baitwell. Ten rod holders—four bronze-mounted on the T-top and six in the gunwales—support serious fishing operations. An oversized fish box with direct overboard drain handles substantial catches.

Electronics are comprehensive: Icom VHF radio, Furuno radar and depth sounder, a 7-inch Simrad GPS chartplotter, and Ritchie compass provide full navigation capability. A Fireboy engine fire suppression system adds safety margin. The 12-volt electrical system runs a Sony Bluetooth stereo, and a Fireboy fire suppression system is installed.

A cuddy cabin forward with twin benches offers space for rest, while a functional electric head and 10-gallon freshwater tank support overnight use. The boat displaces 5,106 pounds across its 8.5-foot beam, built for seaworthy handling in varied coastal and inland conditions.