Question 1

How much does a used Robalo 246 Cayman SD cost?

Accepted Answer

Right now US Marine Connection shows 4 priced 246 Cayman SD listings, all with photos, asking between $144,025 and $153,850 with a median asking price of $150,058. Those are asking prices, not what anyone paid. Keep in mind the four boats on the site are 2026 and 2027 model years, so this range reflects current and near-new inventory rather than older used examples.

Question 2

What years of the 246 Cayman SD are for sale?

Accepted Answer

The four listings on US Marine Connection are 2026 and 2027 model years. There are no older used examples in the current group, so everything you see is recent build stock. One of the 2026 boats is described as a Sky Deck rigged with a Yamaha F350XSA2 outboard, while 2027 listings describe the model as a 24-foot bay boat with a variable-deadrise hull.

Question 3

How many hours is typical on a used 246 Cayman SD?

Accepted Answer

None of the four 246 Cayman SD listings on US Marine Connection states an hour figure, so there is no typical number to quote here. Given that all four are 2026 and 2027 boats, hours would likely be low or none, but that is not stated in the descriptions. If hours matter to you, ask the seller directly and request engine data from the motor's computer.

Question 4

What should I check before buying a used 246 Cayman SD?

Accepted Answer

Since these are 2026 and 2027 boats, confirm warranty status on the hull and the outboard, and ask for engine hours because no listing states them. Check the described features actually exist on the boat in front of you, like the Sky Deck second station and the Yamaha F350XSA2 on the 2026 listing. Beyond that, usual bay boat checks apply: livewell and pump operation, bilge, steering, hull bottom, and all electronics powering up.

Question 5

What features come on the 246 Cayman SD?

Accepted Answer

The descriptions on US Marine Connection focus on the Sky Deck, an elevated second station that gives a raised vantage point and extra control while fishing. Listings also describe a variable-deadrise hull for shallow flats and rougher water, dual-console bay boat layout, and robust construction aimed at both anglers and families. One 2026 boat is listed with a Yamaha F350XSA2 outboard. All four are categorized as center console style boats.

Question 6

Is the 246 Cayman SD good for inshore and nearshore fishing?

Accepted Answer

That is exactly how the listings describe it. Sellers talk about shallow flats, mangrove shorelines, Pine Island Sound and Charlotte Harbor, plus nearshore capability. The Sky Deck second station is pitched as an angling advantage for spotting fish from higher up, and the variable-deadrise hull is described as handling skinny water forward of rougher conditions. Descriptions also mention family comfort and sandbar days, so it is not a pure fishing machine.

Question 7

Where can I find a 246 Cayman SD for sale near me?

Accepted Answer

All four 246 Cayman SD listings on US Marine Connection are in Florida. Three are in Fort Myers and one is in North Miami. The Fort Myers descriptions reference Southwest Florida waters like Pine Island Sound and Charlotte Harbor, while the North Miami boat is presented for inshore and nearshore use around Miami. If you are outside Florida, those are the only locations showing this model right now.

Question 8

How does the 246 Cayman SD compare to the 246 Cayman or the R250?

Accepted Answer

On US Marine Connection the standard 246 Cayman has 6 listings from 2026 to 2027 asking $115,949 to $139,078, median $132,690, so it sits below the SD's $144,025 to $153,850 range. The SD listings are the ones describing the Sky Deck second station. The R250 shows 8 listings, 2025 to 2027, asking $151,537 to $170,901 with a $164,792 median, placing it above both Cayman versions.

Robalo 246 Cayman SD: Prices, Years & Buyer Questions