2019 Custom Carolina 32

This 32-foot center console is designed by Alex Willis of Harker Island, North Carolina, and built for serious fishing in Florida waters and beyond. The boat's stability comes from a wide 11'4" beam, sharp entry, low deadrise angle aft, and pronounced bow flare that combine to deliver a soft ride despite the boat's modest size. Twin Suzuki 350-horsepower engines with an Armstrong bracket power the hull, paired with 248 gallons of fuel capacity for extended range.

The helm features a Simrad Nss evo3 16-inch display with Simrad ap44 autopilot, an Icom ICM506 VHF, and a JL Audio sound system with eight speakers and dual amplifiers. A custom fiberglass leaning post with tackle storage sits behind the helm, while an oversized forward console lounger houses a large insulated fishbox. The transom includes a wide livewell plus deck well with custom dual-flow seachest, and port and starboard insulated and macerated fishboxes provide additional storage. An oversized hardtop with LED spreader lights and forward-facing light bar covers the helm station, which also includes climate control, full headroom, and custom diamond-stitch seating with faux teak accents throughout.

The boat came out of service with a 700-hour maintenance completed on both engines. Recent upgrades include new Airmar transducers, a new Airmar B175HW deep transducer, and new underwater lights, all completed in 2025. Bottom paint was applied in July 2025. Rod holders and Lenco trim tabs round out the setup, along with four Hubbell electric reel outlets and a two-bank battery system with onboard charger.