2003 Pro-Line

The 2003 Pro-Line 33 Express (called the 3310 Sportfish in 1999) is a rugged inboard-powered canyon runner- the very first inboard design from Pro-Line- whose upmarket price tag comes as a surprise considering the company's reputation for producing affordable, budget friendly boats. Heavily built on a deep V hull with cored hull-sides and a molded inner liner, the 33 is obviously meant for fishing although her passenger friendly bridge deck and comfortable interior work well for occasional family cruising. An impressive list of standard fishing amenities includes both transom and in-deck fish boxes and 35 gallon live well, bait -prep center, fresh and saltwater washdowns, bolster cushions, and a transom door. Below decks the interior of the 33 Express is arranged with a convertible dinette/V-berth forward, a full galley and enclosed head to port, and a cleverly shaped pedestal dining table lowers to create a huge berth. Like several other high-end express fishermen, the entire bridge deck rises hydraulically for access to the engines. Twin 350hp Cat diesels cruise the Pro-Line 33 Express in the high 20s and reach a top speed in the mid 30s.