HMY Yachts

Stamas

290 Express

1992–2005

Stamas 290 Express
The Stamas 290 Express combines the conservative styling, thoughtful layout, and solid construction boaters have come to expect over the years in a Stamas product. She rides on a solid fiberglass hull with an integrated transom and a relatively wide 10'4" beam. Like most modern express boats, the Stamas 290 is a multipurpose fishing boat designed to meet the needs of anglers who want the cabin amenities of a small family cruiser. The no-frills interior is arranged with a dinette/V-berth forward, enclosed head with shower to starboard, compact galley with stove and refrigerator to port, and small mid-cabin berth tucked directly under the helm station. The 290’s single-level cockpit features a 20-gallon transom baitwell, insulated fish box, built-in tackle box, washdowns, and transom door. The helm seat is elevated (to make room for the mid-cabin below) and visibility is excellent. Note that the original double helm pod was replaced in 1998 with a separate helm seats. Wide side decks are a plus, and four opening ports provide ventilation in the cabin. Available with inboard or outboard power, 225hp Yamaha outboards cruise at 26–28 knots (40+ top). A single 230hp Yanmar diesels will cruise at 20–22 knots.
Additional notes (BoatUS)
Overview: Versatile express with conservative profile is one part fishing boat, one part family cruiser. @Features: Deep cockpit comes standard with 20-gallon baitwell, transom door, insulated fishbox, tackle box. Comfortable interior with midcabin berth, full galley, enclosed head sleeps four. @Comments: Original double-helm seating was replaced in 1998 with separate helm, companion seats. Tall windshield offers good wind protection.@Performance: Twin 225hp Yamahas cruise at 40+ knots top. Available with sterndrive power.

Floor Plans

Stamas 290 Express floor plan