Ice Blue 2027 25 Open Second Station with Honda 350

Adam walks a charter-ready 25 Open with a full second station up top: its own Edson wheel and Simrad in the tower, twin 12-inch HDS Pros below.
Built for a working captain, this one runs from two helms. Oyster White hull with Ice Blue on the deck, console, cockpit, lean post, and hardtop. Brushed metal with no powder coat, and a white rub rail with a stainless insert.
The hardtop is the long second-station version with aft legs down to the lean post and grab handles off the mid legs. Up top, a second Edson wheel and a 9-inch Simrad NSS Evo3S. Radar rides on a custom arm, a white Syonix light sits under the top, and there are five welded rod holders plus two kite rod holders across the hardtop with four folding rod holders under the gunnels. A Gem shade system covers the aft cockpit.
At the main helm, a Lowrance system built around two 12-inch HDS Pro screens, with forward-facing sonar on the trolling motor, a thru-hull transducer, and an Active Imaging 3-in-1 HD transom transducer. C-Zone digital switching on a dash panel, a VHF, and an Edson wheel. Up front, a Lowrance Recon in white on a Power Pux port-bow mount running on Solid State Marine batteries in the console, twin Power-Poles off the transom, and a Turtlebox on board.
Power is a Honda 350 in silver on a Sea Star 12-inch jackplate with Sea Star steering. It ran 56 mph at 6,250 rpm on the wet test.
A Lounger console with a white door, and a high-back fixed lean post with a folding seat pad, drop-in storage underneath, and four cup holders on top. Standard aft livewells, both insulated. A three-piece aft seating set, a port-aft swim platform with a ladder, raw-water washdown port aft, and trim tabs with an LED switch. Riding on an aluminum trailer with a stainless axle.
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The boat, up close.
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