The Onslow Bay 41 Tournament Edition is the largest boat in the lineup—everything owners love about the 27 and 33, plus a new level of refinement. At 40’10” with an 11’4″ beam, there’s room for a full day of hardcore fishing or an easy cruise with the family. Like the 33, it rides on a positive-lift ventilated step hull with a 24-degree deadrise and 7-degree reverse chines—stable, soft, dry, and fuel-efficient, reaching 78 mph on quad 400 Mercury Verados.

The 41 carries more creature comforts than any model before it: a redesigned hardtop standard, a lounge seat on the front of the console, a berth, sink, and head within. Options include forward seating, air conditioning, and a Seakeeper stabilizer. Even the backs of the hatches and the console interior are finished slick—refinement top to bottom.

Helm seating, your way. Standard single-row seating comes with a Leaning Post/Tackle Center and roll-out cooler that doubles as extra seating—available with a bench or three-wide Llebroc helm chairs. Step up to the Leaning Post Livewell with rear-facing bench, built around a 73-gallon round livewell, upgradeable to three Llebroc chairs. Dual-row seating is also available with an extended hardtop.

Built to fish. A level deck, five macerated beneath-deck fish boxes, and a lounge-seat cooler box total 2,300 quarts. An 85-gallon rear livewell and 73-gallon floor livewell come standard—pair them with the 73-gallon leaning post well, and you can separate bait types and keep everything fresh until the last line comes in.