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2007 Triton 351 Express

Charleston, SC, US 36 ft · 10 ft' beam 55.61 kn kn top
Asking
$144,000
Our Thoughts

The 2007 Triton 351 Express stands as a purpose-built saltwater fishing platform that delivers the combination of range, speed, and seakeeping ability serious offshore anglers demand. At 36 feet in length with a 10-foot beam and shallow 2-foot draft, this express-style center console is engineered for both coastal and blue-water fishing, offering the stability and maneuverability required to chase pelagic species and navigate variable conditions.

The vessel's deep-vee hull construction, executed in composite materials, provides the kind of shock absorption and directional stability that distinguishes quality fishing boats from ordinary recreational craft. This design philosophy translates to more comfortable running conditions in choppy seas and the confidence needed when operating at distance from the coast.

Power comes from three Yamaha F350 V8 outboard engines, each rated at 350 horsepower, delivering 1,050 total horsepower. This triple-outboard configuration provides the redundancy serious fishermen value, the speed envelope to reach distant grounds efficiently, and the fuel efficiency of modern four-stroke outboard technology. With a 355-gallon fuel capacity and cruising speeds around 29.5 knots, this boat can cover substantial distances while maintaining reasonable fuel consumption. Maximum hull speed reaches 55.61 knots, enabling rapid transit when conditions permit. Stainless steel three-blade propellers round out the propulsion system, optimized for both efficiency and responsiveness across the power band.

The layout accommodates up to 12 passengers, with a dedicated head providing essential onboard facilities for extended fishing trips. The express cabin design balances fishing functionality with the comfort amenities that make all-day or multi-day outings practical for crew and guests alike.

This 2007 Triton 351 Express represents solid value for buyers seeking a proven offshore fishing platform with the horsepower, fuel capacity, and seaworthy hull design to support serious saltwater pursuits from Charleston and beyond.

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Introducing the 2007 Triton 351 Express, a remarkable saltwater fishing vessel that combines performance and comfort. With an overall length of 36 feet, this boat is designed for serious anglers and leisure seekers alike. The deep vee hull shape, crafted from durable composite material, ensures stability and agility on the water. Powered by three robust Yamaha F350 V8 outboard engines, each delivering an impressive 350 horsepower, this vessel reaches cruising speeds of 34 mph and can achieve a maximum hull speed of 64 mph, making it perfect for swift excursions. The stainless steel 3-blade propellers enhance efficiency and responsiveness. Accommodating up to 12 passengers, the Triton 351 Express is ideal for group outings. It features a well-appointed head for convenience. This used model is a fantastic choice for those looking to enjoy the thrill of saltwater fishing while experiencing the luxury of a well-designed boat.

2007 Triton 351 Express: A 36-Foot Saltwater Express Built for Performance and Fishing
Overview
The 2007 Triton 351 Express represents a purposeful blend of offshore fishing capability and cruising comfort in a 36-foot express format. Designed with serious saltwater anglers and group boating enthusiasts in mind, this vessel combines the deep vee hull characteristics that define the Triton brand with triple Yamaha F350 V8 outboard power, delivering the speed and sea-handling characteristics that make express-style fishing boats a preferred choice for coastal and offshore operations from Charleston and throughout the Southeast. Triton's 351 Express model established itself as a capable platform for extended saltwater fishing trips, offering the rough-water stability of a deep vee hull while maintaining the accessibility and fuel efficiency advantages of a center console or open-cockpit express design. At 36 feet in overall length with a 10-foot beam and just 2 feet of draft, this 2007 model remains nimble enough for inlet navigation and shallow-water exploration while providing the volume and freeboard necessary for open-water comfort and safety.
Hull Design and Construction
The Triton 351 Express features a deep vee hull form constructed from composite materials, a structural choice that balances durability, weight efficiency, and long-term maintenance considerations. The deep vee profile is engineered to slice through moderate to rough seas, reducing pounding and improving directional stability during high-speed running. This hull shape is particularly valued in saltwater environments where wave conditions can vary throughout a day of fishing or cruising. The composite construction provides impact resistance and environmental durability compared to wood or fiberglass-only layups, contributing to the vessel's longevity in salt-air and sun-exposed conditions. With a draft of only 2 feet, the 351 Express can access shallow-water fisheries, backcountry areas, and coastal inlets where deeper-draft vessels cannot venture, expanding the range of fishing and cruising opportunities available to the owner.
Power and Performance
Three Yamaha F350 V8 outboard engines provide the primary propulsion system, with each engine rated at 350 horsepower, delivering a combined 1,050 horsepower. This triple-outboard configuration is the standard power specification for the 2007 model year. Yamaha's F-series V8 engines are known for their fuel efficiency relative to their power output, a consideration that becomes significant during extended cruising or fishing trips where fuel consumption directly impacts range and operational cost. Equipped with stainless steel three-blade propellers, the 351 Express achieves a cruising speed of approximately 29.55 knots and a maximum hull speed of 55.61 knots. The broker remarks indicate a maximum speed potential of 64 mph (approximately 55.6 knots), which aligns with the performance envelope of this triple-outboard configuration. Real -world performance will vary based on load, fuel level, weather conditions, and sea state. The three-engine setup also provides redundancy—the vessel can operate on two engines if one requires maintenance or service, allowing continued mobility in situations where a single-engine failure might otherwise leave the boat stranded. The 355-gallon fuel capacity supports extended offshore operations. At cruising speeds, this fuel load enables multi-day excursions to distant fishing grounds, a critical consideration for anglers targeting pelagic species or exploring new territories. The outboard configuration also simplifies fuel management and reduces the complexity of fuel system maintenance compared to inboard diesel installations.
Accommodations and Passenger Capacity
The 2007 Triton 351 Express is rated to accommodate up to 12 passengers, making it suitable for group outings, charter operations, or family fishing expeditions where multiple anglers and crew need to be aboard. This capacity reflects the vessel's beam, freeboard, and stability characteristics, which allow safe distribution of weight and movement across the deck and interior spaces. A well-appointed head is included for passenger convenience, an essential feature on a 36-foot vessel intended for extended trips away from shore. Access to marine sanitation facilities eliminates the need to return to port for basic necessities, extending the practical range and comfort of multi-day fishing adventures.
Fishing and Saltwater Design
The Triton 351 Express was purpose-built for saltwater fishing, and this design philosophy is evident in the hull shape, deck layout, and equipment integration. The deep vee hull provides the sea-keeping qualities necessary for offshore fishing grounds, where wave conditions and weather can change rapidly. The composite construction resists saltwater corrosion and UV degradation better than many alternative materials, supporting the long-term durability required in salt-air environments. The express configuration—combining an open or semi-enclosed helm area with a spacious cockpit—provides flexibility for fishing operations. This layout allows anglers to spread out, deploy fishing gear, and work fish without the constraints of a fully enclosed cabin. The 36-foot length provides sufficient deck space for multiple fishing stations, rod storage, and movement of crew and passengers during active fishing conditions.
Helm and Vessel Control
As a 2007 model, the 351 Express reflects the electronics and control systems typical of that era. The triple outboard configuration provides responsive steering and control through the integrated helm station. Modern outboard engines and their associated control systems offer straightforward operation and intuitive throttle and trim management, allowing the operator to adjust performance and fuel consumption on the fly during transit or fishing operations. The vessel's shallow draft and responsive handling make it well-suited for navigating coastal waters, inlets, and the barrier islands and estuaries common to the Charleston region and Southeast coast.
Why the 2007 Triton 351 Express Represents Value
This 36-foot express combines proven saltwater fishing design with triple outboard power in a package that remains relevant for both dedicated anglers and recreational boaters. The Triton brand's reputation for sea-keeping hull designs, the efficiency of the Yamaha F350 powerplant, and the straightforward reliability of outboard propulsion create a platform that has retained its utility and appeal over time. At $144,000, this 2007 model offers access to triple-engine performance, deep vee hull design, and 36-foot accommodations at a price point that reflects its age while acknowledging the lasting value of Triton's engineering and construction. For buyers based in Charleston or elsewhere on the Atlantic coast seeking a capable saltwater fishing vessel with cruising range and group capacity, the 351 Express merits serious consideration. The vessel's 10-foot beam and 2-foot draft provide maneuverability and shallow-water access that larger express yachts cannot match, while the 355-gallon fuel capacity and triple-engine efficiency support extended offshore operations. Whether deployed for structured fishing trips, family cruising, or charter operations, the 351 Express remains a functionally sound and well-conceived platform for saltwater boating in the Southeast.
Length
36 ft
Beam
10 ft'
Year
2007
Builder
Triton
Model
351 Express
Max speed
55.61 kn kn

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