35' 1993 Marlin 350 Sport Fisher

Helm

Twin Garmin 7612 GPS (2015)

Garmin Radar (2015)

Fusion Stereo (2018)

VHF Radio

EPIRB (transferable with boat)

Hydraulic Steering

Hardtop Added

Updated Switches on the Dash

New Upholstery and Covers Throughout (2018)

Fishing Equipment

37' Outriggers (2)

Removable Fish Boxes (2)

Bait Well

Cockpit Sink

Washdown

Rod Holders on Gunwale (8)

Rod Holders on Arch (10)

Rod Holders on Helm Bench (4)

Secure Rod Holders in Gunwale (4)

Cuddy Rod Holders (6)

Tackle Storage with Drawers on Each Side of the Helm Bench(2)

2 Anchors

Port and Starboard Forward Seats with Coolers

Cuddy

New Waterproof Upholstery (2018)

Large Storage Lockers Facing Aft

Electric Head

Anchor Locker Access

Rod holders (5)

LED Cabin Lights (2)

Mechanical & Electrical

2012 Yamaha 300hp Outboards 289hrs (2)

Batteries (4) (2018)

Battery Charger

New Battery Switches (2020)

Hydraulic Trim Tabs

Expanded Fuel Capacity from 250 to 300 Gallons

Green Underwater LED Lights

Blue Surround LED Lights

Red/White Spreader Lights

Manufacturer Description

Built in Miami and sold factory-direct, the semi-custom Marlin 350 was among the biggest center console fishing boats of her era. Construction was state-of-the-art, and the sleek, low-profile lines of the Marlin 350 continue to impress today. She was available in two configurations; the Cuddy version has a V-berth and electric head in the lockable cabin, and the Open Bow layout (starting in 1998) has a standup head/shower in the console. Standard features included an integrated swim platform, 50-gallon livewell, bait prep station, dual leaning post with backrest, insulated in-deck fish boxes (2), tackle drawers, fresh/raw-water washdowns, cockpit bolsters, cockpit rod storage, tubular radar arch, low-profile bow rails, trim tabs, forward console seat, popup cleats, and gunnel rod holders. Note the port/starboard jump seats forward on the console. Fit and finish of the Marlin 350 is second to none. A fuel-efficient boat thanks to her light weight, the Marlin will hit a top speed in excess of 40 knots with twin 250hp Mercury outboards.

Mechanical Disclaimer

Engine hours are as of the date of the original listing and are a representation of what the listing broker is told by the owner and/or actual reading of the engine hour meters. The broker cannot guarantee the true hours. It is the responsibility of the purchaser and/or his agent to verify engine hours, warranties implied or otherwise and major overhauls as well as all other representations noted on the listing brochure.