Jupiter 40 Center Console
March 15, 2022
With an offshore hull to soften the ride and plenty of comfort features, the 40 makes the ride out to the fish as satisfying as the fight
With an offshore hull to soften the ride and plenty of comfort features, the 40 makes the ride out to the fish as satisfying as the fight
Regulator builds larger T-tops for its boats these days, as anglers are more aware of skin damage from the sun. The 28’s extends all the
The details matter when you choose a ride. What makes a great fishing boat? I’ve fished all my life — mostly aboard center consoles and
Center consoles are being called upon for much more than fishing these days, and builders are responding with fresh ideas Customers at boat shows were
Innovation, power, speed, a good ride and a touch of luxury define today’s state-of-the-fleet center consoles. You can run far offshore chasing your most outrageous
Here are a few of the midsize center consoles being offered this year Eastern 248 A simple Down East-style center console with a sweeping sheer,
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In a striking black-and-white photo essay,
Onne van der Wal captures the craftsmanship and
heritage that define the maritime Northeast.
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