333 Attack

The largest Mako ever built, the 333 is a stylish console express that aimed to split the difference between fishing and cruising—something previous Mako designs had never attempted. Unfortunately, the hull is exceptionally heavy for a boat this size and her performance can best be described as unimpressive. Built on aggressive deep-V hull with moderate beam and a solid fiberglass bottom, the deck layout is divided between fishing and cruising. The cockpit came with a full array of fishing amenities, and L-shaped lounge seating for guests is forward of the helm console. Standard features include an integral bow pulpit, integrated swim platform, L-lounge seating (forward of helm), foldaway rear seat, in-deck fish/storage boxes (4), 60-gallon transom livewell, leaning post w/rod holders, cockpit bolsters, trim tabs, gunnel rod holders, cockpit rod storage, transom door, fresh and raw water washdowns, and cockpit lights. The helm deck lifts for generator access. The Attack’s well-appointed cabin with V-berth, mid-cabin berth, enclosed head, full galley sleeps four. Top speed is about 35 knots with twin 250hp outboards.