Glacier Bay 260 Canyon Runner

The 2000 Glacier Bay 260 Canyon Runner is a purpose-built offshore platform known for its exceptional ride quality. Glacier Bay catamarans are renowned for their twin-hull design, which delivers a significantly smoother and more stable ride than comparably sized monohulls. This 260 Canyon Runner's fiberglass hull slices through chop, minimizing pounding and making offshore runs far more comfortable for crew and passengers.

Powering this vessel are twin Evinrude 150 HP engines, totaling 300 HP, with reported 400 hours on the engines, suggesting light use or a repower at some point. The efficiency of twin outboards, combined with twin 80-gallon fuel tanks, provides a substantial range, making trips to the Bahamas or multi-day excursions feasible without immediate refueling concerns.

This particular 260 Canyon Runner has been thoughtfully outfitted for serious angling and diving. It features updated Garmin electronics, including a GPSmap XSV plotter, GHC 10 Autopilot, and HD 24 Radar. For divers, the boat is equipped with tank racks for 10 scuba cylinders, with room for more, alongside a new swim platform and dive ladder. Anglers will appreciate the 16 rod holders and Taco top-mounted outriggers. Storage is well-considered, with transom compartments and pontoon hatches.

Condition-wise, the boat presents very well for its age. The bottom has never been painted, indicating it has been lift-stored or trailered, preserving the hull's integrity and reducing maintenance. A new Bimini top, new upholstery and covers, a new leaning post, and new batteries contribute to a fresh appearance and functional reliability. The inclusion of a new 2024 Continental trailer adds considerable value, making this 260 Canyon Runner a turn-key package ready for transport and immediate use.