Selling our 2020 Hewescraft Alaskan 250. This has been an incredibly reliable, easy-to-run boat and an outstanding all-around fishing and adventure platform. With the offshore bracket, the boat is nearly 28 feet overall, and the true 8-foot bottom gives it excellent stability both at rest and while cruising. There’s a ton of usable deck space and storage without making the boat difficult to trailer or handle. Power * Twin Honda 150s — just over 640 hours * Honda 20hp kicker * All three motors professionally maintained annually without exception * New batteries * Cruises comfortably around 30 mph while burning only 12–13 GPH * Top speed approximately 46 mph Garmin Electronics * Garmin 1243xsv — front helm * Garmin 843xsv — rear helm * Garmin radar * Garmin AIS VHF * Massive 1kW transducer Trailer Triple-axle trailer with electric-over-hydraulic disc brakes. This boat travels extremely well both on the water and behind the truck. That’s one of the things I’ve liked most about the Alaskan 250. It’s big and capable enough to confidently tackle the open ocean, yet still small enough that I don’t hesitate to trailer it wherever the fishing takes us. The cuddy provides plenty of room for two kids to sleep comfortably, making overnight trips easy. The cabin bench seats also convert into a full-size bed, giving you additional sleeping space for adults or kids. It’s a great setup for family adventures, overnight fishing trips, or weekends on the water. I’m only selling because we want to move into a Hewescraft Pacific Explorer so our family can do more extended adventure boating with additional overnight amenities. $137,500 for the complete package. At this price, I believe it’s an outstanding value. There are plenty of smaller, less capable boats on the market asking considerably more. If you’re looking for a serious offshore-capable aluminum boat that’s proven, economical to operate, well maintained, loaded with electronics, and ready to fish, this one is worth a look.