Boston ­Whaler’s 380 Realm is one such boat. How did Boston Whaler pull it off? Hit the throttle! With quadruple 350 hp Mercury Verado outboards, I piloted our test boat to 54 mph in choppy New York ...

Boston Whaler touts its line of Conquest cabin boats as “rugged, luxurious and ready for anything.” The 2020 model year 325 Conquest looks to possess the attributes we’ve admired aboard the previous ...

Boston Whaler fiberglass boats have been engineered to float even when cut in half. Available features found on Boston Whaler boats includes seating cabin, built-in insulated fish boxes, ...

Survey respondents called their top priority an unsinkable boat. Well, that’s been the Boston Whaler way since it introduced the concept six decades ago. Then Whaler — with more boats represented in ...

Select your boat to get started. A boat's history affects it's value—check the history of this 1976 Boston Whaler Inc and avoid buying a previously damaged boat. Check for storm damage, accidents, ...

Boston Whaler continues to build upon its 60-year reputation as a pioneer in creating unsinkable hulls, even as it continues to refine its designs to send today’s boating anglers out in solid, ...

He and boat designer Raymond Hunt came up with the design of the original, 13-foot Boston Whaler. The boat’s hull was made of two layers of fiberglass sandwiching a layer of injected foam.

Boston Whaler, Inc. delivered a new 27-foot Challenger fire/rescue boat to the Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) Fire Department headquartered at Logan International Airport in Boston.

Richard “Dick” Fisher, a Harvard graduate who invented the whaler boats. – Handout/Boston Whaler The Boston Whaler, he promised, was unsinkable. And to prove that his boat would stay afloat ...

In 1958, in a garage in Braintree, an eccentric Harvard grad named Dick Fisher revolutionized nautical design when he began crafting a little boat that looked like a blue bathtub. He called his ...