2005 Stamas 310 Tarpon

The 2005 Stamas 310 Tarpon is a 31-foot fiberglass sportfish powered by twin Yamaha F300 engines installed new in 2021 with active warranty. The boat reaches speeds up to 51 knots and cruises comfortably at 40 knots. Its deep forward entry and 11-foot 2-inch beam deliver a stable, dry ride in varied conditions, with the layout designed around fishing and family use in equal measure.

The cockpit is expansive, with a mid-cabin featuring a private head and abundant tackle and rod storage throughout. Forward seating converts to a large platform with a drop-in table, while full-length coaming cushions line the helm area. The helm features three-person Llebroc seating with fold-down armrests and footrest, positioned before a substantial console housing twin Garmin multifunction displays—one recently upgraded to an 8610 model—along with a 6 kW Garmin radar, autopilot, and VHF radio. A removable fiberglass hardtop with an Isenglass enclosure and zippered front panel provides weather protection.

Fishing amenities include a transom livewell with clear acrylic lid, transom fish box, in-deck insulated fish box storage, Rupp outriggers, trim tabs, and multiple rod storage solutions—horizontal overhead racks, flush-mounted gunwale holders, and an anodized aluminum transom rocket launcher. Additional equipment includes fresh and saltwater washdown systems, electric reel outlets, and a Fusion stereo with JL Audio speakers.

The hull is wrapped and maintained, with white gelcoat underneath reported in excellent condition. Bottom paint is intact. A removable upper helm station facilitates trailering. The boat includes a 2021 Nextrail triple-axle aluminum trailer and four new batteries. A full service was completed in November 2026 with crankcase pressure test confirming all systems good.