ON DECK:
For the captain who likes a tidy deck, this self-bailing cockpit has some very attractive features you don’t find on many boat brands. When you walk through the starboard side transom door, you’ll step onto a wide open, obstacle free deck.
Outta Line has dual in-deck fish boxes, a port-side storage drawer system and a starboard side prep center with fridge/freezer, sink and storage. Stainless-steel grill neatly integrated into the 315 Conquest’s portside prep station, delivering safe, convenient cockpit cooking without sacrificing workspace. Thigh pads and toe rails encircle the entire deck and are great comforts when fighting those fish.
On port and in the transom are fold away cushioned bench seating for rest breaks and for cruising. (Ask to see the videos!)
The walk-around design makes the bow easily accessible, and the fore deck gives you enough room to maneuver from port to starboard with a fish in tow.
In the spacious cockpit is a nice pullout fish cleaning station. She is also equipped with 2 outriggers, 7 recessed rod holders, 4 rocket launchers, and a live bait well.
In the hardtop pilothouse, the helm seat is adjustable and has a great view over the bow. Companion seating for three or more adults is on port, the aft seat is a flip-flop style so passengers can sit facing forward or aft. The entire pilothouse is air-conditioned and enclosed in NEW canvas enclosure!
MAIN SALON, GALLEY, STATEROOM AND HEAD:
Step down into Outta Line’s interior quarters on her wooden steps and be met by a clean, comfortable and well-appointed versatile space. She has cherry cabinetry throughout the cabin and beautifully rich, cream-colored upholstery in very good condition.
A spacious quarter berth with custom mattress, is tucked under the cockpit sole. This area sleeps two adults or also makes an excellent place to stow extra gear. On starboard is a roomy stand-up head compartment with Vacuflush head, storage and a hand sink with pressure water. Above the head is an access hatch ensuring easy access to the back side of all helm electronics.
To port is a compact galley with single burner stove, a microwave, refrigerator/freezer, a deep single basin sink, and a generous amount of storage.
A dinette occupies the forward portion of the cabin and converts to a long v-berth for two adults at night.
A 46-gallon water tank serves the galley and head and there is a 7-gallon holding tank.
Forced air hydronic furnace with thermostatic controls, as well as air conditioning, keeps this cabin a perfect temperature all year round. Recessed can lighting keep the cabin bright, but she also has ample natural light pouring in.
All in all, this Whaler’s cabin offers comfort and surprising capabilities for over nighting, largely attributed to the boat’s wide beam and the builder’s well-thought-out design. Outta Line shows beautifully and has been kept and upgraded to top condition.
