HMY Yachts

Osprey

30 Fisherman

1999–2004

Osprey 30 Fisherman
She may not have the most graceful lines, but the Osprey 30 gets the job done for anglers who demand exceptional heavy-weather performance and tough-as-nails construction. Designed and built for the rigors of the Pacific Northwest, the Osprey rides on a solid fiberglass deep-V hull with moderate beam, reverse chines and an integral swim platform. If the Osprey looks a little ungainly, it’s mostly because of her high freeboard—a feature that results in a deep cockpit as well as a roomy cabin. As a fishing boat, the Osprey’s walkaround decks, enclosed pilothouse and uncluttered cockpit will appeal to cold-weather anglers. The interior is arranged with a convertible dinette and a small galley on the upper level, and a double berth below along with an enclosed head with shower. Although the cabin accommodations are well conceived and executed, the absence of a privacy door forward is notable. Additional features include heavy-duty windows, watertight cabin door, teak and holly cabin sole, in-deck fish box, transom door, and anchor locker. Offered with sterndrive or inboard power, twin 200hp Volvo diesel I/Os cruise at 28 knots (32–33 knots top).
Additional notes (BoatUS)
Overview: Tough pilothouse fisherman with sterndrive power offers exceptional heavy-weather performance, economical operation. @Features: Efficient cabin layout with watertight cabin door boasts extended galley area, convertible dinette, enclosed head with shower. High freeboard, wide side decks, sturdy railings provide extra level of security. @Comments: Very good engine access, excellent helm visibility. No stateroom privacy door.@Performance: Twin 188hp Volvo diesel I/Os cruise at 28 knots (low 30s top).

Floor Plans

Osprey 30 Fisherman floor plan