The 325 Conquest is a 32-foot boat that does two jobs well. It’s a serious offshore fishing platform and a comfortable overnight cruiser. Boston Whaler redesigned the hull from the keel up for this model. The result is smoother performance, quicker planing, and more stability than earlier Conquests. It also keeps Whaler’s well-known unsinkable construction.

The helm deck sits under a hardtop with full front glass for clear sightlines. A highly convertible port-side lounge adapts to dining, lounging, or extra seating. The bow has a 60" x 60" sun pad with drink holders and safety rails on both sides. The side decks are unobstructed, so getting forward is easy, and the side rails sit at a comfortable height.

For fishing, the cockpit has a fully equipped prep center, in-deck fishboxes, and an insulated livewell. It also has 28-inch bolsters, a hull-side door with heavy-duty stainless hardware, and storage placed right where you use the gear. A slide-out grill in the port lounge handles lunch on the water.

Below, the cabin is set up for real overnighting. It has a V-berth that converts between sleeping and dining, a full-height hanging locker, and deckhouse windows that let in plenty of natural light. There’s also a midberth. The cabin sleeps up to four. Other cabin features include a lockable sliding acrylic door, USB outlets in the cabin and midberth, and three overhead rod racks. Headroom at the cabin entry is 6'5". Throughout the boat, all hardware and welded rails are 316-L stainless steel.