2005 Trophy Pro 2352 Walkaround powered by a 5.0L MerCruiser I/O V8 engine and a 9.9hp Mercury four-stroke kicker. It's equipped with a 3/4 swim platform with boarding ladder and step-thru transom, gunwale rod holders, Downriggers, under gunwale rod storage, rocket launcher rod storage, two livewells, non-slip bow deck surface, and a cuddy cabin with dinette/V-berth, a portable cooktop, freshwater sink and a manual pump toilet. At the helm there's a stainless steering wheel, Lowrance LCX-27c fish finder/chartplotter, Navman VHF radio and a Kenwood CD stereo. The engine starts and runs well. This package comes completed with the tandem axle trailer shown.

The 2352 WA is a sterndrive powered fishboat with many standard features, good seating room for fishermen, and cabin which comes in handy for naps, getting out of the sun, or simply for all your gear.

Key Features

• Cabin with V-berth
• Galley features single-burner stove
• Portable head
• 48-quart baitwell
• 48-quart cooler
• Walk-through transom with door
• Full instrumentation
• Port and starboard bucket seats

• Trophy 2352 WA Captain's Report

  There is plenty of seating aboard. The twin helm chairs swivel and slide, with convenient locking mechanisms. Just aft of the helm seat, the bait well top forms a small bench seat on the starboard side, with another bench seat to port. The cooler is secured beneath this port bench seat with a bungee cord, although it could have been more convenient to access. There are also removable jump seats on either side of the engine box.
  
  Plenty of Storage
  
  One thing I appreciated on the Trophy was the thought given to maximizing storage space. For example, rather than placing the helm seats on pedestals mounted to the deck, the company fabricated fiberglass storage cabinets, then mounted a short pedestal to the top of the cabinets for the seats. Because the openings to these storage lockers are close to the deck, o-ring sealed watertight doors are fitted. Throughout the boat no opportunity was overlooked for extra storage. There is even a small watertight compartment right next to the helm, perfect for a wallet, keys, and cellular phone.
  
  The Cabin
  
  On a 23-foot walkaround, cabin space is limited, but Trophy did a good job of providing the basics. The V-berth includes a filler cushion for sleeping and a removable table for lunch in inclement weather. The toilet is placed aft on center line, facing forward, just inside the companionway door, and there is a small sink and storage for a portable stove on the port side. A large opening hatch and two portholes provide light and fresh air.
  
  Combining Fishing and Comfort
  
  For pure fishability it’s hard to beat a center console. But a walkaround combines the 360 degree fish-fighting ability of an open boat with a place to stay dry and out of the sun. For some fishermen this can mean the difference between fishing alone or having a fun activity for the whole family to enjoy together. If a walkaround fits your needs and you prefer sterndrive propulsion, the 2352 Walkaround may be your perfect boat, so troll by your local Trophy dealer and see if you get hooked.
  

  Trophy 2352 WA Test Result Highlights

  • Top speed for the Trophy 2352 WA is 42.2 mph (67.9 kph), burning 19.6 gallons per hour (gph) or 74.19 liters per hour (lph).
  
  
  • Best cruise for the Trophy 2352 WA is 32.0 mph (51.5 kph), and the boat gets 3.05 miles per gallon (mpg) or 1.3 kilometers per liter (kpl), giving the boat a cruising range of 277 miles (445.79 kilometers).
  
  
  • Tested power is 1 x 250-hp MerCruiser 5.7L.