3400 Express

Introduced in 1999, the Pursuit 3400 is a traditional express fishing boat with conservative lines and inboard power. She’s built on a beamy modified-V hull with a solid fiberglass bottom, cored hullsides and prop pockets to reduce the shaft angle. Originally, the deck plan incorporated a centerline helm flanked by L-shaped lounges. The companionway was to starboard, and the interior had the galley aft. In 1999, the deck tooling was completely changed with a new starboard-side helm position with an L-shaped lounge to port. With the companionway now on the centerline, an all-new interior floorplan was devised with a full dinette, although the stall shower of the original layout was lost. As before, the entire bridge deck raises up for access to the motors. The cockpit comes with a molded bait station and tackle center, transom-mounted fish box, and a transom door with gate. Additional features include wide side decks, a molded bow pulpit, and side-dumping exhausts. A good-running boat, twin 370hp Cummins diesels cruise the 3400 Express in the mid 20s (30+ knots wide open).