Meet the Pursuit S 268

Walkthrough video of the Pursuit S 268 Center Console.

Video produced by John V. Turner

Pursuit S 268 Center Console

The Pursuit S268 center console is the latest model in the boatbuilder’s popular sport series. The boat has a deeper V-bottom than its predecessor as well as more room on deck for fishing features, including a transom rocket launcher and two fish boxes in the aft cockpit. The oversized T-top provides more shade, a large electronics box, speakers and outrigger mounts. The console head is surprisingly large and easy to access thanks to a large door that opens easily. A fold-out bench seat on the transom is taller than expected and can be used with a table to entertain. Bow seating with swing-out headrests can convert into a V-shaped sunpad or a dinette with the optional table. The boat performs well with twin 200-hp Yamaha outboards, hitting a top end of 43 knots. The Pursuit S268 will be happy spending the day at the sandbar with friends, pulling a tube or trolling a weedline for some mahimahi.

Pursuit S 268 Specifications:

LOA: 27’ 4”
Beam: 8’9”
Draft: 2’10”
Displ.: 6,770 lbs (w/ twin 200-hp Yamahas)
Fuel: 139 gal.
Water: 20 gal.
Base Price: $163,655 (w/ twin 200-hp Yamahas)

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Charlie Levine

Charlie is Editor-at-Large for Power & Motoryacht. He's a lifelong angler and boater who grew up on the shores of the Long Island Sound. He currently resides in Florida with his wife and two sons.

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