- Builder
- EdgeWater
- Model
- 368CC
- Center Console +2
- Length
- 36.7 ft
- Built in
- United States (USA)
General
BuilderEdgeWater
Country of Origin🇺🇸 United States (USA)
Boat TypeCenter Console, Freshwater Fishing, Saltwater Fishing
CategoryPower
Hull TypePlaning
Hull ModifierDeep-V, Hard-Chine
Hull MaterialFiberglass
Vessel DesignerEdgeWater
Accommodation
LayoutLayout 1
Guest Limit2
Number of Cabins1
Double Bed1
Total Berths2
Wet Head1
Total Heads1
Engines
Standard · 3× Yamaha F300 XCA
Drive TypeOutboard
Engines3
Horsepower per Engine300 HP
Fuel TypeGas
Measurements
Overall Length36.7 ft
Beam11.3 ft
Draft2.1 ft
Dry Weight8,200 lb
Fuel Tank Capacity385 gal
Figures are for the current generation unless marked otherwise. Where a specification differs by generation or engine package, it is shown for the relevant version.
What Is an EdgeWater 368CC?
Thirty-six feet of advanced technology integrated from the hull up, the 368 CC is a fishing yacht that redefines offshore performance and luxury. Offering our most impressive list of standard features and custom options, the 368 CC is simplyin a league of its own. Digital integration throughout the engines, navigation, steering and switching—all managed through the NMEA 2000 and C-Zone switching systems. Features include an integrated carbon fiber hardtop/windshield and a walk-in console cabin with the most room in its class. A twin step hull design delivers a boat that is significantly faster and more efficient than the competition. The 368CC is the first ever fully infused boat for superior weight saving, performance and ride.
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EdgeWater 368CC Exterior
EdgeWater 368CC Interior
EdgeWater 368CC Deck Layout
Frequently Asked Questions
The current generation of the EdgeWater 368CC measures 36.7 ft overall, with a beam of 11.3 ft.
Top and cruising speed depend on the engine package and load. Check the engines tab in the specifications above and the individual listings for the figures of each hull.
New hulls are priced by the builder and its dealers and include the current generation's equipment. Used hulls are priced by their owners and reflect age, hours, condition, and upgrades since delivery.