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Swing by City Dock in Annapolis, October 7–10, 2027, and climb aboard the Cutwater you’ve been comparing online. The show builds a temporary marina of floating docks in Ego Alley and Annapolis Harbor, so the boats are in the water. Annapolis Boat Sales and Pocket Yacht Company will have Cutwater there, along with a member of our factory team.
The lineup runs from the C-248 C to the C-32 CB, and the C-308 and C-32 each come as a coupe or with a command bridge. Ask how the retractable bridge on the C-32 CB folds down, which is how a 32-foot command bridge boat stays trailerable.
Bring the technical questions. Ask how the Laminar Flow Interrupters and reverse chine change the way the boat corners, how the patented Outboard Dinghy Lift launches and retrieves a full-size RIB with one person at the cockpit winch, and how the cockpit sets up for fishing. Cutwater owners fish for rockfish on the Chesapeake, so bring your own target species and ask how the boat would be rigged for it.
Ask about Factory Delivery, too. You can pick up your boat at our Factory Delivery Center in Tacoma, Washington, learn its systems with factory staff on day one, and spend day two on the water with a factory captain.
Stop by and say hello. We like hearing what you’ve been catching and where you’ve cruised.
What’s in the Cutwater lineup?
Five models: the C-248 C, C-308 C, C-308 CB, C-32 C and C-32 CB. All are outboard powered.
Can you really fish from a Cutwater?
Yes. Every model has a large cockpit, and depending on the model you’ll find rod holders, toe rails, downrigger plugs and pads, integrated coolers and an aft steering station.
Who do I talk to after the show?
Annapolis Boat Sales is in Chester, MD (410-604-6962), and Pocket Yacht Company has a Maryland location in Grasonville (888-519-9120). Both will be at the show.
110 Compromise St, Annapolis, MD 21401
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