$5,000 PRICE DROP — A proven San Francisco Bay and offshore fishing platform

This Boston Whaler 26 Outrage is a proven platform for serious San Francisco Bay and coastal fishing, with the upcoming salmon season right around the corner. The Accutrack hull delivers a dry, steady ride in typical Bay conditions, and the large fuel capacity provides excellent range for longer days on the water.

The current engines run well and the boat is ready to fish now. Just as importantly, the 26 Outrage is a timeless, heavy-duty design—if and when a repower is desired in the future, this hull is absolutely worthy of the investment.

Equally at home chasing salmon in the Bay, running offshore for tuna, or reaching deeper reefs for rockfishing, this boat offers the capability and range serious anglers demand. Designed first and foremost as a fishing machine, the layout features large in-deck fish boxes, rod racks under the gunwales, and rod holders in both the gunwales and the console. The center console configuration allows true 360-degree walk-around access, ideal for fighting fish or working multiple lines.

Optional equipment includes a livewell, prep station, tackle storage, additional rod holders, and a T-top with rocket launchers, making this boat well-suited for trolling, drifting, and offshore runs. Boston Whaler’s legendary Unibond construction makes the 26 Outrage virtually unsinkable, adding confidence and safety when running the Bay or heading offshore.

Standard features include welded stainless steel grab rails, aggressive non-skid surfaces, a swim platform with boarding ladder, and an enclosed head. With the optional ski pylon and freshwater shower, the boat also transitions easily from fishing to family cruising and watersports.

All-fiberglass construction, stainless hardware, slick gelcoat, and marine-grade vinyl upholstery make cleanup quick and straightforward after a day on the water. This is a versatile, capable center console that continues to hold its value and reputation as one of the most respected boats in its class.