SPRING FORWARD

1 EVERGLADES 365CC

At 35 feet, 4 inches length overall, the Ever-glades 365 replaces the 355 as the model between the 335 and 395 in the builder’s center console lineup. Reaching the fish shouldn’t take long with a pair of 425-hp Yamaha XF425 4-stroke outboards strapped to the transom, good for a top end of 46 knots with a cruise in the mid-20-knot range, according to Everglades. Among the fishing features are in-deck, insulated fish boxes, livewells, rod stowage, a bait-prep area, an optional upper helm and outriggers. Seating is convertible from the bow lounge to the transom. Beneath the console is a wood-trimmed cabin with a head, sink (with a pullout shower faucet), stowage locker, berth and more stowage.

2 HATTERAS GT65

Rigged with twin 1,600-hp Caterpillar C32 diesels, the Hatteras GT65 Carolina has a 40-plus-knot top end and a mid-30-knot cruising speed, according to Hatteras. The hull and deck are built using resin infusion; the stringer system and hull are infused as a single part, reducing weight and increasing strength. The GT65 comes rigged for optional twin Seakeeper 9 gyrostabilizers. Inside is a four-stateroom, three-head layout with a master stateroom. A U-shaped galley with a breakfast bar is at the center of the main salon, which has L-and U-shaped seating, and a credenza with a flat-screen television. Aft, the cockpit has mezzanine seating, in-deck fish boxes and stairs that lead to the flybridge.

3 BAYLINER TROPHY 22CC

Bayliner’s Trophy fishing brand is back with six new models from 18 to 22 feet in length. The largest is the T22CC, which comes standard with 150 ponies’ worth of Mercury FourStroke outboard power. The T22CC has a double