The flagship of Cobia’s center-console lineup, the 350 CC can be easily labeled a mean fishing machine, yet it has plenty of creature comforts to please the nonanglers in the family looking to enjoy a day on the water. It’s a “best of both worlds” situation. For power, the 350 CC can be rigged with twin Yamaha 450s or triple Yamaha 300s. Both power options will help this boat perform on those long runs to the blue water, as will its solid construction thanks to the VARIS resin-infused molding process that ensures quality. The double-stepped design helps the hull keep a level attitude. It also improves efficiency underway while the deep-V hull, which tapers to 21.6 degrees of deadrise at the transom, slices through waves and chop. The run outside the inlet should be no problem.
![Cobia 350 CC offshore](jpg/btgbg24-fsh-cobia-350-cc-01-1024x768.jpg)
The 350 CC’s impressive list of fishing features includes a full tackle station with a bait-prep station aft; two giant 62-gallon in-sole fish boxes that are insulated, macerated and drain overboard; a pair of 42-gallon livewells; and rod holders in the gunwales and hardtop. Hidden, lockable rod storage belowdecks means you can safely store your quiver on board at the marina. All the amenities add to the boats fishy layout: a spacious 131-square-foot cockpit aft, wide walking spaces to each side of the console, and a side boarding door to starboard for landing that catch of a lifetime.
![Cobia 350 CC bow seating](jpg/btgbg24-fsh-cobia-350-cc-06-1024x768.jpg)
![Cobia 350 CC helm](jpg/btgbg24-fsh-cobia-350-cc-05-1024x768.jpg)
Creature comforts? The walk-in console features a pump-out head as well as a cushioned berth to get out of the sun. A flip-up transom bench provides plush seating for crew underway, and the triple helm-seat configuration means the captain always has company. Cup holders and USB ports are strategically placed throughout the boat to keep the crew entertained and happy. Add the optional Seakeeper 2 gyrostabilizer to keep the crew of your 350 CC even happier while at anchor or on a drift or troll. It helps eliminate that offshore rock and roll. When you’re ready for the sandbar, take out the bow cushion fillers to create comfortable seating for up to 11 people. Crank up the stereo and enjoy the day, no matter the mission.
![Cobia 350 CC helm seating](jpg/btgbg24-fsh-cobia-350-cc-04-1024x768.jpg)
![Cobia 350 CC hardtop](jpg/btgbg24-fsh-cobia-350-cc-07-1024x768.jpg)
High Points
- Electric bow table raises for a dining area or conversation pit, and lowers to be flush fully with the deck when not in use.
- VARIS resin-infusion construction process ensures a quality build.
- Twin large 62-gallon insulated and macerated insole fish boxes drain outboard rather than into the bilge.
- Inward-swinging cockpit side door makes for easy dockside boarding as well as boating a particularly large catch.
Pricing and Specs
Price: | $417,463 (with twin Yamaha 450s) |
LOA: | 34’4″ |
Beam: | 11’2″ |
Draft: | 2’0″ (motor up) |
Dry Weight: | 10,560 lb. (approx. with engines) |
Seat/Weight Capacity: | Yacht Certified |
Fuel Capacity: | 320 gal. |
Available Power: | Yamaha outboards to 900 hp |
Cobia Boats – Fort Pierce, Florida; cobiaboats.com