Osprey
30 Fisherman
1999–2004
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).
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