Edgewater had a specific focus: to make the first 34-footer truly made for the angler and family.

Introducing the 340CC, which has an optimized length-to-beam ratio for a family-fishing machine. Its deep-V hull is built using Edgewater’s Single-Piece Infusion process—a closed-vacuum resin process that combines composite and foam structural stringers, engineered knitted fiberglass fabrics, and vinylester resins to make a hull that is strong and perfectly weighted.

The optional, pressurized 38-gallon aquarium livewell was built to be both beautiful and extremely functional. The key features include: clear-view glass front, customizable pressure, and a whopping 2000gph integrated pump. The standard livewell on the 340CC is 32 gallons, making for a combined 70 gallons of livewells on board. 28 rod-holders were strategically placed throughout the boat; eight are dual-purpose rod/cup holders for cruising enjoyment.

An integrated visibility step was created that folds into the helm seat base. When deployed, it allows anyone to comfortably drive the boat. When folded up, it allows anglers to freely move around the helm without a trip hazard.

Storage is key for the family. Underneath the forward lounge seat is an expansive amount of storage for gear, dive tanks or fenders, buckets, bow tables, and forward backrests. There are several more storage areas throughout the boat that are dual-purpose for the angler and family.

Edgewater built this boat with their OEM partners to maximize entertainment quality and enjoyment. The latest technology can be installed including products from Seakeeper, Garmin, JL Audio, Yamaha’s Helm Master, and Lumitec Lighting.

Simply put, it’s a 34-foot boat with 40- to 50-foot style amenities.

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