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David Poston has enjoyed every Grady-White he’s ever owned starting in 2005 when he purchased a Freedom 205. However, his love for the Grady brand became even stronger in 2019 when he crossed the ocean from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, to the Bahamas on his Freedom 275 joined by two larger boats. 

Grady-White Boats is once again a recipient of the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) CSI award in the fiberglass outboard boat division.

Since she was a young girl, boating and spending time on the water has always been a way of life for Karen Smith. In fact, she was so enamored with fishing that as a young adult she bought an inflatable boat with a 1.75 horsepower motor so she could get out on the water any time she pleased.

Sometimes you can have your cake and eat it too. This is the case with your dream fishing boat, a center console model that doubles as a family fun boat, too. There are many benefits to owning a Grady-White center console, but at the top of the list is the fact that you get the best of both worlds: a top-of-the-line fishing boat with all the amenities that make it equally perfect for a great family day on the water.

When the top of your “favorite things to do” list is a toss-up between fishing and family time on the water, Don and Robin St. Denis say a Grady-White dual console is the perfect boat.

Boat builders designing dual console boats have been adding serious fishing features that blur the line between a multi-use family boat and a serious-as-a-heart-attack fishing vessel.

Children of all ages are having fun, developing new experiences, and gaining a love of boating on their parents’, grandparents’, and friends’ Grady-White boats! It’s always exciting to see what our next generation of Grady owners are up to!

Grady-White Boats has a reputation for world-class customer satisfaction. One of the key components of delivering that satisfaction is in our boats’ design. Hear what Design Engineer, Christian Carraway, has to say about how we accomplish this goal with each new model year.

This summer, what began as two Puerto Rican friends working together to start a Grady-White Boats owners’ club and promote tourism on a local island, turned into much more. Their efforts not only brought Grady-White owners together, but also highlighted and raised funds for a local island charity, and achieved the largest Grady-White raft up in history!