Pacific Boats 2325 V

The 2001 Pacific 2325V is a rugged aluminum-hulled center console/utility boat built by Pacific in Marysville, Washington. It offers a 23-foot length class with a wide beam and shallow draft typical of work/fishing craft in this category. The hull’s aluminum construction provides durability, ease of maintenance, and resistance to corrosion (with proper care) important for saltwater or heavy-use environments. Pacific’s construction philosophy emphasizes precision-cut alloy plates and weld-up construction. Inside, the 2325V features an open cockpit layout with a center console helm, plenty of deck space for gear or passengers, and a raised bow or forward casting platform depending on configuration. The shallow draft and flat or moderate-V hull section will allow the boat to handle both protected waters and near-shore/choppy conditions with relative ease.
Powered by a Yamaha 200 four-stroke outboard, the setup gives the boat reliable and efficient performance the four-stroke engine offers quieter, smoother, and more fuel-efficient.
Notable Features

• Two Garmin 9 Inch GPS/Sonar/Radar
• Black Garmin Fantom Radome 
• Large Livewell 
• LED Search bars
• Canvas TTop
• Motor Cover
• AGM Batteries
• Delta Anchor
• Trim Tabs
• Rod Holders
• Console Cover
• Shoreline Dual Axle Trailer