2008 Triumph 235 CC

The 235 CC is a 23-foot center console built for offshore fishing, combining open-water performance with functional deck design and careful attention to operator comfort. The boat features bucket helm seats with flip-up bolsters, a spacious console with lockable dry storage and head compartment offering 72 inches of headroom, and a deluxe bait prep station. Hydraulic tilt steering and recessed trim tabs are standard, along with dual gunnel-mount outriggers and two electric downriggers for trolling work.

Storage and livewell capacity are substantial. Four insulated 25-gallon boxes—two forward and two aft—feature overboard drains, while two additional aft fish boxes are individually plumbed with diaphragm macerator pumps. A 45-gallon livewell handles live bait and catches. The head is equipped with a porcelain toilet and holding tank operating on fresh water.

Navigation and fish-finding electronics include dual Simrad NSS9 Evo 3 displays networked with engine data, showing fuel consumption, engine vitals, radar, and sonar. Two transducers—a P66 and Simrad down scan and side scan unit—provide comprehensive water column imaging. An electric crab davit and 45-gallon livewell support varied fishing operations. Twin Icom radios (M506 and M324) and AM/FM/CD audio complete the console. Steering is SeaStar hydraulic with power steering pump and integrated autopilot.

The boat cruises at 30 mph and reaches 42 mph wide open, powered by a single 250 hp Suzuki outboard. Upholstery was replaced in 2024. The boat comes with an original EZ Loader trailer featuring disc brakes, bearing buddies, newly serviced hubs, fresh leaf springs, eight-ply tires, and nearly all hardware converted to stainless steel.