HMY Yachts

Fountain 31 Center Console

1997–2010

Fountain 31 Center Console
A seriously popular boat with kingfish anglers, the Fountain 31 Center Console was offered with or without a forward cuddy cabin, with the latter—called the “Tournament Edition”—being the more popular. This is obviously a boat designed for anglers who want to get where they're going in a hurry. Fountain built a strong boat; the 31’s hull is fully cored, and the stringer system is known to withstand a terrific pounding. While a hull this narrow might normally be prone to roll in a beam sea, the flat pad at the stern of the 31 provides extra lift as well as reducing roll. The deck layout is arranged with a 50-gallon above deck livewell aft, a large insulated fish box under the console seat, and in-floor storage forward of the console. (An enclosed head compartment in the console is optional.) A lockable electronics box sits atop the dash, and the skipper can easily reach the controls from the standard leaning post helm seat. The cuddy of the Tournament Edition houses a V-berth, Porta-Potti, and rod holders. Additional standard features include a big anchor locker, factory T-top, and heavy-duty trim tabs. With twin 250hp outboards, the 31 Center Console tops out at over 50 knots.
Additional notes (BoatUS)
Overview: Big-water fishing machine with high-performance hull is agile, fast, loaded with eye appeal.@Features: Large-capacity fishbox, 50-gallon transom livewell, leaning post with flip-up bolsters, T-top with rod holders, lockable electronics storage, forward console seat with backrest, raw-water washdown. Lockable cuddy contains V-berth, rod storage, Porta Potti.@Comments: Fully cored hull with keel-pad bottom is quick to accelerate, fast across the water. Cockpit is narrow compared with most other 31-footers.@Performance: Close to 60 knots top with twin 300s.

Floor Plans

Fountain 31 Center Console floor plan
Fountain 31 Center Console floor plan

Courtesy of Powerboat Guide.

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