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2015 Cobia 344 Center Console

Key Largo, FL, US 34.3 ft · 11.17 ft' beam
Asking
$184,800
Our Thoughts

The 2015 Cobia 344 Center Console represents a thoughtfully maintained dual-purpose platform that balances serious fishing capability with comfortable cruising versatility. Powered by triple Yamaha 300-horsepower outboard engines with fewer than 100 hours on newly installed OEM lower units (replaced November 2024), this 34-foot center console delivers the performance and reliability expected from the Cobia brand's double-stepped hull design. With a 11.17-foot beam and level floor layout stem to stern, the 344 CC provides confident handling, stable at-anchor positioning, and intuitive driver ergonomics across its 320-gallon fuel capacity.

The helm integrates Optimus electric power steering with joystick control, dual Garmin 7215 multifunction displays, Garmin dome radar, and Yamaha Command Link integration—a cohesive electronics suite that supports both navigation and fishing applications. Audio is handled by a Fusion MS-UD755 stereo with M6 JL Audio speakers and ten additional JBL speakers powered by dual amplifiers, creating capable entertainment throughout the vessel.

Below deck, the 344 CC accommodates up to 13 passengers via console berth seating and dedicated lounging, while the fishing-focused layout includes hidden locking rod storage, dual 42-gallon baitwells, two in-floor macerated fishboxes, and a dedicated tackle station with covered sink and bait-prep workspace. The electronically adjustable bow table recesses fully into the floor to open the bow completely or converts to a sun lounge configuration. An inward-opening side door facilitates safe dockside boarding and dive operations.

Functional design extends throughout: large bilge access via electric-ram door, easily reached in-floor lazarette for main rigging and plumbing, and Seadeck non-skid flooring for durability and grip. Outriggers and underwater lights add fishing and aesthetic capability, while the full boat cover has protected the investment during storage.

Ownership history reflects original-owner care, with comprehensive maintenance records on file and recent major service completed February 2025, including timing belt replacement and five new Group 31 batteries installed in 2025. The vessel has been detailed 3–4 times annually and kept on lift, with the outriggers notably unused, reflecting a cruising-primary use pattern. This 2015 Cobia 344 Center Console presents as a well-equipped, properly maintained example ready for immediate operation.

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2015 Cobia 344 Center Console-Triple Yamahas 300 with 920 hrs- Original owner- Full boat cover- Garmin dome radar- Seadeck flooring- Outriggers- Underwater lights- Optimus steering with joystick- Dual Garmin 7215 screens- Fusion MS-UD755 Stereo with M6 JL Audio speakers- 10 JBL speakers w/ 2 Amps.- 5 new group 31 batteries 2025- Port and starboard lower units new OEM Yamaha - 11/24 less than 100hrs on them now- Full engine service on 2/25 including timing belts.- Outriggers never used boat was mainly used for Cruising.- Lift kept. Open checkbook. - All maintenance records available.- Boat in Excellent condition.- Boat detailed 3-4 times a year- Owners new boat is arriving soon. The Cobia 344 CC blends high performance, luxury and fishing smarts into a stunning package that will impress everyone from the sunset cruiser to the serious tournament angler. The double-stepped hull is fast, yet responsive and easy to drive, and provides a stable platform while at anchor or drifting. A level floor stem to stern makes for sure- footed maneuverability throughout the boat and the 11’2” beam means plenty of space and walk-around room even with a full crowd onboard. Though the 344CC is elegantly appointed with a console berth and dedicated seating for up to 13 passengers, it’s fully fish ready for the serious angler with below-deck hidden locking rod storage, twin 42-gallon baitwells with optional pressurizing pump box plumbing system and 2 huge macerated in-floor fishboxes. The tackle station has a covered sink and bait prepping area and enough storage space to accommodate rigs and terminal gear for everything from grouper to marlin. Plus, it’s designed to offer a comfortable rear facing perch for watching baits when trolling. Additional smart touches include a standard bow table that electronically adjusts to create a huge sun lounge area or can be fully recessed into the floor for full bow access. An inward opening side door makes dockside boarding, disembarking for a dive or hauling aboard a big tuna safe and hassle free.  The bilge is accessed through a large door that opens on demand via a heavy-duty electric ram and the main rigging and plumping is easily reached through the in-floor lazarette. As with the rest of the 344 CC, the helm area is the perfect fusion of form and function.  Independent convertible bolsters are spaced between an armrest console that has drink holders and a pocket contents box.  The dash comes standard with Yamaha’s Command link upgrade display and Optimus electric power steering and can be enhanced with the optional master command suite that includes an acrylic infinity dash with twin 16” Simrad units, radar, C-zone electric switching and auto-pilot. Optimus joy stick control and integrated Fusion stereo options round out the latest in command and control offerings.

2015 Cobia 344 Center Console: Triple Yamaha Performance Meets Luxury Cruising and Fishing Capability
Overview
The 2015 Cobia 344 Center Console represents a thoughtfully engineered blend of high-performance boating, fishing functionality, and cruising comfort. Powered by triple Yamaha 300 outboard engines and equipped with comprehensive Garmin electronics, this 34-foot center console is configured for both serious anglers and cruising enthusiasts who demand versatility without compromise. With an 11.17-foot beam, the 344 provides substantial walk-around space and deck room while maintaining the responsive handling characteristics that define the center console category. Maintained by its original owner with meticulous attention to service records and detailing, this vessel arrives with recent major engine work, new lower units, and a comprehensive electronics suite that supports modern navigation, fish-finding, and helm automation.
Hull Design and Deck Layout
The Cobia 344 Center Console features a double-stepped hull design engineered for both speed and stability. The stepped configuration reduces wetted surface at cruising speeds, contributing to fuel efficiency and responsiveness, while the hull form provides a stable platform when anchored or drifting—a critical attribute for anglers positioning on structure or live-baiting. The level floor that runs stem to stern ensures sure-footed movement throughout the boat, eliminating the trip hazards and uneven surfaces common on some center console designs. This attention to deck safety is particularly important on a vessel rated for up to 13 passengers, where crowded conditions demand predictable footing. The expansive 11.17-foot beam maximizes usable deck space without sacrificing maneuverability or trailering practicality. The layout incorporates a forward bow table with electronic adjustment capability, allowing the table to reconfigure into a large sun lounge area or fully recess into the deck to open the bow for unrestricted movement or dive operations. This adaptability addresses a core challenge in center console design: balancing entertaining and cruising comfort with fishing access and operational flexibility. An inward-opening side door provides safe, convenient dockside boarding and disembarking, while also facilitating dive operations and the hauling of large game fish. The bilge compartment is accessed through a large electrically actuated door with a heavy-duty ram, streamlining routine maintenance and inspection. The in-floor lazarette provides organized access to main rigging and plumbing systems, reducing the need to disassemble cabinetry for routine service.
Helm Station and Navigation Electronics
The helm area integrates Optimus electric power steering with joystick control, a system that simplifies boat handling in tight quarters and at idle speeds, reducing fatigue during extended docking operations or precise positioning over structure. The joystick interface represents a significant usability upgrade from traditional dual-throttle steering, particularly for single-operator situations or when the helm operator must manage multiple tasks simultaneously. The center console houses independent convertible bolsters flanking an armrest console equipped with drink holders and a pocket contents box—functional details that support long days on the water without requiring the helm operator to leave the station. The dash is outfitted with dual Garmin 7215 multifunction displays, providing redundant chart plotting, sonar integration, and waypoint navigation. Garmin's ecosystem supports seamless integration with the Garmin dome radar, enabling comprehensive target identification, weather detection, and navigation in low-visibility conditions. The dual-screen configuration allows the operator to dedicate one display to chart and navigation data while the second manages sonar, radar overlay, or autopilot functions. The Garmin radar dome mounted on the hardtop provides 360-degree coverage for navigation safety and fish-finding applications. Modern marine radar can detect weather systems, surface debris, and other vessels at significant distances, critical for offshore operations in the Atlantic or Gulf of Mexico waters accessible from Key Largo. The autopilot integration with the Garmin displays supports long-distance cruising and reduces helm fatigue during extended passages.
Fishing Features and Live Bait Systems
The 344 Center Console is purpose-built for serious fishing applications. Twin 42-gallon baitwells with optional pressurizing pump box plumbing maintain live bait in optimal condition during extended fishing days. The pressurizing system aerates baitwell water, improving oxygen levels and bait survival rates—a measurable advantage during tournament fishing or when targeting species that demand fresh, lively bait presentations. Two large macerated in-floor fish boxes provide hidden storage for the day's catch, protecting fish quality and maintaining the boat's aesthetic appearance. Maceration systems grind ice into fine particles, ensuring rapid and even cooling of fish throughout the storage compartment. The in-floor design preserves deck space while integrating seamlessly with the overall layout. The dedicated tackle station includes a covered sink and bait preparation area, allowing anglers to rig lures, prepare baits, and maintain equipment without moving throughout the boat. Substantial storage accommodates terminal tackle, rigging components, and specialized gear for everything from bottom fishing to trolling for marlin. A rear-facing perch provides a comfortable observation point for monitoring baits during trolling operations, allowing the angler to detect strikes or bait damage without constant movement. The hidden rod storage compartment below deck protects valuable rods and reels from UV exposure and weather while keeping the deck clear during cruising or entertaining. This design philosophy—separating fishing functionality from cruising comfort—allows the boat to transition smoothly between roles. The outriggers, which the listing notes were never used, remain available for trolling applications. Outriggers allow anglers to deploy multiple bait or lure presentations at varying distances from the vessel's centerline, increasing strike opportunities when targeting pelagic species or when fishing multiple baits simultaneously.
Powertrain and Fuel Capacity
The triple Yamaha 300 outboard configuration delivers substantial power while distributing mechanical load across three independent engine units. With 920 hours recorded at the time of listing, the engines are relatively early in their service life, particularly for outboard motors in this horsepower class. The recent engine service completed in February 2025 included timing belt replacement, a critical maintenance item that extends engine longevity and prevents catastrophic internal damage. Port and starboard lower units were replaced with new OEM Yamaha components in 2024, with less than 100 hours of operation on the new units at listing time. Lower unit replacement typically addresses wear in the gear reduction system, propeller shaft bearings, or water pump components. New OEM units ensure that the critical interface between the engines and propellers operates with minimal wear and full warranty coverage from Yamaha. The 320-gallon fuel capacity supports extended range operations, allowing the vessel to reach offshore fishing grounds, explore distant anchorages, or complete multi-day cruises without refueling. The triple-engine configuration optimizes fuel efficiency across a range of operating speeds; the operator can cruise at economical speeds on a single or two engines, or engage all three for rapid transit or performance operation.
Comfort, Seating, and Entertainment
The 344 Center Console accommodates up to 13 passengers, a capacity that reflects both the beam width and the flexible seating arrangement. The console berth provides sleeping accommodation for overnight cruising, while the convertible bolsters and adjustable bow table create multiple configurations for entertaining or relaxing at anchor. The audio system comprises a Fusion MS-UD755 stereo head unit integrated with JL Audio M6 speakers and ten additional JBL speakers powered by two amplifiers. This multi-zone audio setup supports entertainment throughout the boat, from the helm area to the bow lounge and aft seating. The Fusion stereo integrates with the Garmin electronics through NMEA networking, allowing audio control from the multifunction displays and supporting streaming audio from compatible sources. Seadeck non-skid flooring throughout the boat provides UV-stable, slip-resistant surfaces that maintain their appearance and safety characteristics over years of exposure to sun, salt water, and foot traffic. Seadeck material resists staining and mildew while remaining cooler underfoot than traditional fiberglass in direct sunlight. Underwater lights mounted on the hull create ambient lighting effects visible from the water, enhancing nighttime aesthetics and potentially attracting baitfish during evening fishing sessions. These lights operate independently from the main electrical system and can be controlled from the helm or a dedicated switch.
Maintenance, Service Records, and Condition
The original owner's maintenance approach is evident throughout the listing details. Five new Group 31 batteries installed in 2025 ensure reliable electrical power for starting, electronics, and auxiliary systems. All maintenance records are available, providing prospective buyers with comprehensive documentation of service intervals, parts replacements, and repairs. The boat is detailed three to four times annually, a frequency that reflects owner commitment to preserving the vessel's appearance and protecting gelcoat and hardware from oxidation and corrosion. The full boat cover stored with the vessel protects the boat during periods of non-use, reducing UV exposure and weather
Length
34.3 ft
Beam
11.17 ft'
Year
2015
Builder
Cobia
Model
344 Center Console

Fly Yachts is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Igster Marine. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a particular vessel.

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