Buyer questions
Eight questions buyers ask about the Grady White Canyon 306, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
Right now US Marine Connection has three approved, priced Canyon 306 listings, with asking prices from $169,900 to $389,147 and a median of $389,147. Those are asking prices, not sale prices. The spread reflects model year more than anything else: the low end is a 2017 boat, while the top of the range is current 2026 stock. All three listings include photos.
The Canyon 306 listings on the site span 2017 through 2026. That includes a 2017 center console rigged with a Yamaha F350NCB in Abaco Green, plus two 2026 boats, one with a Yamaha F350 in Coastal Fog Blue and one with an F300 in Ocean Mist Blue. With only three listings up, availability by year is limited to what is shown.
None of the three Canyon 306 listings states an engine hour figure, so there is no typical number to quote from the site. What the descriptions do give is model year and engine: a 2017 with a Yamaha F350NCB and two 2026 boats with a Yamaha F350 and an F300. For hours on any specific boat, ask the seller and confirm it against the engine's own data.
Since hours are not listed, start there: pull engine diagnostics on the Yamaha outboards and ask for service history, especially on the 2017 boat. On any center console this age, check hull and deck for soft spots or stress cracks, look over rigging, fuel and bilge hookups, test steering, trim and electronics, and inspect the gelcoat finish. A survey and a sea trial before money changes hands is the sensible path.
The listings are brief, so stick to what they confirm: all three are center console models listed at 30 ft 0 in, with Yamaha outboard power. The 2026 boats are shown with a Yamaha F350 in Coastal Fog Blue and an F300 in Ocean Mist Blue, and the 2017 has a Yamaha F350NCB in Abaco Green. Anything beyond that, including electronics and seating options, needs to be confirmed with the seller.
The facts here support offshore work as the natural fit: these are 30-foot center consoles carrying Yamaha F300 and F350 outboard power, the kind of setup people run well off the beach. The listings do not detail tackle storage, livewells or electronics, so if specific fishing gear matters to you, confirm what each individual boat is actually rigged with before committing.
All three Canyon 306 listings on US Marine Connection are posted out of Port Charlotte, Florida, with the descriptions noting boat locations in Sarasota and Placida. So current availability is concentrated on Florida's Gulf coast. If you are shopping from elsewhere, plan on travelling to see one, and confirm exactly where a given hull sits before you make the trip.
Quite a lot across just three boats. The lowest asking price is $169,900 and the highest is $389,147, with a median of $389,147, which tells you two of the three sit at the upper end. The gap lines up with model year, since the low listing is a 2017 and the others are 2026 boats. Compare year, engine and condition rather than price alone.
Answers are written from approved, priced listings on US Marine Connection— asking prices, not sale prices — and from what the dealers' own descriptions say. Figures in the strip above are live; the answers refresh as inventory changes.
Grady White Canyon 306 listed now
DealerFair DealPort Charlotte, FL
Center console · Excellent condition
Ingman Marine
Nationwide Delivery Available
$389,147
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DealerFair DealPort Charlotte, FL
Center console · Excellent condition
Ingman Marine
Nationwide Delivery Available
$389,147
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DealerPort Charlotte, FL
Center console · Good condition
Ingman Marine
Nationwide Delivery Available
$169,900
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