2006 Trophy 2352 Walkaround Pro

The Trophy 2352 Pro is a boat built for the angler who doesn't believe in "weather days." It offers the protection of a cabin without sacrificing the 360-degree fishability that offshore guys demand.

A Bulletproof Powertrain

At the heart of this 2352 is the Mercruiser 5.7L 260hp. This is arguably the most reliable block in marine history—simple to service, plenty of torque for a following sea, and fuel-efficient enough for all-day trolling.

• Service History: This vessel comes with major service records, showing a history of proactive maintenance rather than reactive repairs.
• Recent Overhaul: The lower unit was replaced in 2023. For a buyer, this is the ultimate peace of mind; the highest-wear component of the drivetrain is effectively fresh.

The Ultimate Hybrid: Cabin Comfort meets Cockpit Utility

The 2352 Pro was designed to be the "Swiss Army Knife" of the 23-foot class.

The Fishing DNA:

• Deep-V Hull: Trophy hulls from this era are known for their aggressive entry and high freeboard, keeping you dry when the "Thousand Islands Chop" kicks up.
• Massive Cockpit: The I/O engine box doubles as a bait prep station or extra seating, leaving the rest of the deck wide open for a four-rod spread.
• Walkaround Access: The recessed side decks are deep and safe, making it easy for anyone to move to the bow to drop anchor or work a fish.

The Family Hybrid:

• The V-Berth: Unlike a center console, the 2352 offers a legitimate cabin. Whether it’s a place for the kids to nap out of the sun or a dry spot to store gear, that cabin makes the difference between a four-hour trip and a full weekend on the water.
• Protection: The hardtop and wrap-around windshield provide a "command center" feeling that protects the captain and crew from the wind and spray.

This Trophy stands out because it hasn't been "worked to death." It’s a clean, well-documented example of a hull that was built when Trophy was at the top of their game. It’s light enough to be easily trailered with a standard 1500-series truck, yet heavy enough to hold its own when you’re five miles offshore. This is a turn-key package ready for the 2026 season.

Expert Note: In an era where new 23-footers are over six figures, a well-maintained 2352 Pro with a fresh lower unit represents the smartest value-to-capability ratio on the Great Lakes today.