2020 Grady-White Canyon 306

NIcely Optioned - Warranty Through 3/2026

An annotated description below from SW Sportsman neatly describes the features of this fine family fishing boat.

The Canyon 306 is built on Grady-White’s SeaV2 hull, with a vee that increases steadily from the transom to the bow. The deep vee forward slices through the waves, and the reduced vee at the transom — coupled with wide chines — affords stability at rest and trolling speed. These characterstics combine to make for arrow straight tracking as well.

Like all other members of the Canyon series, the 306 features a through-hull anchor at the bow, ­accessed via a large hatch that hides rode and tackle, as well as a windlass with helm and remote switches. Recessed grab rails line both gunwales up front. Plush cushions over a pair of raised compartments, both insulated, provide bow seating to port and starboard, with a combined 300 quarts of overboard-draining storage underneath and coaming pads that serve as backrests. There are foldaway backrests that turn the bow seats into lounges, and an insert fills the gap between seats to form a spacious casting deck.

The 306 console, with a lockable, stand-up enclosure, holds a head, shower, sink and storage drawers. It also sports a forward seat for two and a full-height, integrated windshield that reaches the standard hardtop for wind, rain and spray protection. On the dash, groups switches, gauges and a compass up top, leaving real estate for electronics, especially if the VHF is relegated to the radio box on the hardtop, which includes LED spreader and convenience lights, storage netting, and four upright rod tubes on the frame too.

The fully adjustable twin helm seats lcome with flip-up bolsters and arm- and footrests to drive while seated or just leaning. The helm-seating module extends aft to house a lighted 47-gallon livewell with viewing window and full-column aeration, bait-prep station with freshwater sink, insulated bait box, lockable tool and tackle storage, and a flush-mounted rod holder on each side, which, with those on the covering boards (two at the bow and six along the cockpit) and four on the back of the lean bar, totals 14.

While the bow — with a couple of add-ons ­— morphs into a sun pad, its insulated storage compartments are meant to double as coolers or fish boxes, should your catch exceed the limits of the 304-quart fish box on the transom, where it doesn’t limit the cockpit’s elbow room, or hinder access to the six-rod undergunwale racks under each covering board or the four on the hardtop.

On the transom, a foldaway bench-style seat accommodates two. ­Meanwhile, a starboard-side door helps bring aboard large game or swimmers coming off the boarding ladder.

You would be hard pressed to find a better looking or more practical or desireable mid-sized center console.  If you already own a Grady then you know....If this is your first Grady - then you are about to find out why.

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