One Engine Left | Edgewater 370 CC | NYC to CT by Boat - 4/27/2026

900 HP CENTER CONSOLE At 37 feet with an 11'4" beam, the EdgeWater 370 CC is a big center console built for long runs and full days outside. Her walk-in console hides a double berth and convertible dinette, while EdgeWater’s SPI construction and twin-step hull speak to the brand’s focus on offshore capability rather than dockside flash. 
 

MORE THAN DAYBOAT The 29 Sun Top follows Axopar’s driver-focused approach, with a 22-degree twin-stepped hull that runs fast and stays composed. Movement is simple from bow to stern, with seating for six at the helm and an open aft deck. An optional forward cabin adds the option to stay out longer than a typical dayboat.
 

SET UP TO FISH This 2008 Bertram 45C based in Stuart, FL, pairs a wide, working cockpit with systems kept accessible below. Twin MAN diesels, centerline service points, and an amidships fuel tank reflect a practical build, while the interior adds a second cabin with side-by-side berths.

CITY TO QUIET You can leave Manhattan in the morning and be tied up in a quiet harbor that afternoon. This run threads busy river traffic, working waterfronts, and small coastal towns, all within short legs. Greenwich has dockage for boats up to 180 feet, with fuel, moorings, and decent restaurants at almost every stop along the route.
 

ONE ENGINE LEFT One engine down, tight docks ahead, and no room to drift. The Boomershines push on down the Illinois River dealing with smoke, current, and a docking that could go either way. Add a near-miss at anchor they never saw coming and it turns into a long day worth watching.