FEATURED 1995  Bayliner Marine  Trophy 2509 W/A - Walk Around Cuddy 

If you’re in the market for a walk-a-round fisherman this Trophy 2509 should be at or very near the top of your list. She’s clean, very clean, for her year and has received exceptional service from a dedicated owner. The 2509 offers a large, versatile cockpit with fold down rear bench seats. Plenty of uncluttered space to get busy catching fish. The cockpit features large in floor fish boxes, stainless steel side rails with rod holders and downrigger bases, built in onboard battery charger & cockpit washdown. She’s powered by 2003 Yamaha 225HP Four Stroke W/410 hours. Her exceptional service history includes exhaust retrofit 2023, NEW control cables 2024, trim/tilt seal replaced 2025, 2018 Pacific Tandem axle trailer W/NEW trailer brakes & coupler replaced 2024, all NEW trailer tires 2025. She was serviced annually with engine oils, engine filters. Impeller and gear oil. Other features & equipment include Lowrance radar, HDS 9 fish finder GPS, VHF marine radio, windlass, trim tabs, T-top w/full enclosure, rocket launchers, cabin sink w/countertop cutting board, cabin rod storage, porcelain head w/dedicated holding tank, v-berth sleeps two. This is an opportunity don't miss it!

The Trophy 2509 is an affordable walkaround fisherman with a bracket-mounted outboard and a large uncluttered cockpit. Her deep-V hull is built using Bayliner’s “Unibond” structural system, a fiberglass composite grid whose foam filling provides positive flotation for the hull. At less than 4,000 pounds (including a single outboard), the 2503 is a relatively lightweight package which makes her easier to trailer and launch than many of her heavier competitors. Standard features include plenty of rod storage, two in-deck fish boxes, a raised fish well, two removable jump seats, and a full-height transom with built-in storage lockers and cutting boards. Trim tabs and an integral bow pulpit are also standard, and the side decks are wide enough for easy fore-and-aft passage around the house. The interior accommodations provide berths for two and a mini-galley to starboard. A single 225hp Merc will deliver a cruising speed of 28 knots (about 40 knots top), and a pair of 150hp outboards will deliver a cruising speed of 32–33 knots and a top speed of about 42–43 knots.