2002 Grady-White Sailfish 282 "Lady Anne"

This 2002 Grady-White Sailfish 282 is a premier example of why this model remains a benchmark in the walkaround category. Perfectly balancing the requirements of a serious offshore fishing platform with the comforts of a weekend cruiser, she is built on the legendary SeaV2 hull for a notoriously soft, dry ride.

Vessel Highlights

• Cockpit & Helm: The versatile large cockpit features a functional open layout for fishing—complete with a livewell, insulated fish boxes, and ample tackle storage. For social outings, the fold-up seating quickly transforms the space for entertaining. The helm offers excellent 360-degree visibility and intuitive access to all controls.
• Accommodations: Below deck, the cabin offers a comfortable escape with a double berth, a compact galley to port, and a fully enclosed head with a shower to starboard.
• Deck Access: Wide side-decks with strategically placed handholds provide safe, easy access to the foredeck and windlass.
• Engine Performance & PropulsionThis Sailfish 282 is powered by Twin Yamaha F250 Four-Stroke outboards, providing the ideal balance of reliability, torque, and fuel efficiency for this hull.
• Cruising Speed: Effortless cruise between 31–33 mph at 3500–4000 RPM.
• Top Speed: Capable of reaching 48–51 mph at Wide Open Throttle (WOT).
• Fuel Efficiency: Optimized for long-range offshore trips with an estimated burn rate of 18–22 GPH at cruise, achieving approximately 1.5–1.7 MPG.
• Handling: The increased horsepower of the F250S ensures a superior “hole shot” and the ability to maintain a steady plane even when the 220-gallon fuel tanks are topped off, and the boat is fully loaded for fishing.