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15 Old Pilothouse Boats Built for the Worst Offshore Weather | Best Fishing Boats Ranked The wind turns northwest, the rain hits the glass, and you’re 25 miles out. Which old pilothouse boat would you want under you? We count down 15 classic pilothouse fishing boats built for rough offshore weather, from trailerable hardtops to Downeast workboats and Pacific Northwest legends. This fishing boat review compares the hull designs that matter most in rough water: Deep-V vs. modified-V vs. flat-bottom hulls Full keels, skegs and protected running gear Reverse chines for following seas Enclosed helms, visibility and crew comfort on long runs Two boats near the top of the list take opposite approaches to rough seas: the Parker 2520 is built for head seas, and the Radon 26 is built for running home in a following sea. Number one isn’t the deepest V, the biggest hull or the most famous name. Boats in this countdown: 15. Trophy 2359 Hardtop 14. C-Dory 25 Cruiser 13. Steiger Craft 255 Miami 12. Shamrock 260 Mackinaw 11. Osprey 26 10. Rosborough RF 246 9. Blackman 26 Pilothouse 8. Webbers Cove 26 7. Sisu 26 6. Bruno & Stillman 35 5. Farallon 25 Whaleback 4. Parker 2520 Sport Cabin 3. Radon 26 2. Sea Sport 27 Pilot 1. Skagit Orca 27 XLC Whether you fish the Pacific Northwest, the Great Lakes, New England or Southern California, these used pilothouse boats still earn respect because their builders solved real offshore problems. Which old pilothouse do you trust in ugly weather? Tell us in the comments, along with the boat you’d rank number one, or one we missed. Subscribe to Boat Verdict for more offshore boat breakdowns, hull comparisons and boating tips. #pilothouse #offshorefishing #fishingboats #boating #boatreview #boatverdict