Buyer questions
Eight questions buyers ask about the Sportsman Open 302, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
Right now US Marine Connection shows 3 approved, priced Sportsman Open 302 listings, all with photos. Asking prices run from $295,978 to $350,750, with a median asking price of $337,440. Those are asking prices set by sellers, not recorded sale prices. All three are center consoles, and the spread largely tracks rigging and options, with one listing noting 600 HP and another 700 HP.
Every Open 302 currently listed is a 2026 model, so there is no older-year inventory to compare against on the site at the moment. That means you are essentially shopping new or nearly new boats. One of the three is described as a demo boat with full factory warranty on boat and motor, plus an additional two years of Yamaha Y.E.S. coverage for five years total.
No Open 302 listing states an engine hour figure in a structured way, so there is no typical number to quote. What the descriptions do show: one boat is a Riverside demo with approximately 2.5 hours on it. Since all three listings are 2026 models, hours should be low across the board, but ask each seller directly and confirm with the engine display or a dealer readout.
Even on 2026 boats, verify what the listings claim: the warranty terms, including the extra two years of Yamaha Y.E.S. noted on two boats, and whether coverage transfers. Confirm horsepower, since one is rigged at 600 HP and another at 700 HP. Check the fiberglass hull and gelcoat for dock or transport marks, test all electronics and pumps on the water, and on the demo boat ask for the actual hour reading and how it was used.
The listed specs are consistent: LOA 30 ft 2 in, beam 10 ft 4 in, dry weight 8,245 lbs, fiberglass hull, and outboard power at either 600 HP or 700 HP. One description calls it a premium center console built for performance, style and versatility, aimed at both anglers and families. Two listings include extended Yamaha Y.E.S. warranty for five years total. Beyond that, no specific equipment is spelled out, so ask for an options list.
The dealer description points that way, calling the Open 302 a top contender in its class for serious anglers as well as families looking for fun on the water. It is a center console with a fiberglass hull, 30 ft 2 in LOA and a 10 ft 4 in beam, rigged with 600 or 700 HP. No specific fishing equipment such as livewells or rod storage is named in the listings, so confirm the layout with the seller.
The three Open 302 listings on US Marine Connection are in two cities: two in Essex, MD and one in Miami, FL. All are 2026 center consoles with photos, asking between $295,978 and $350,750. If neither location works for you, the sibling Sportsman models listed on the site may be closer, though availability is limited to what is currently posted.
Mainly size and price, based on what is listed. The Open 302 measures 30 ft 2 in LOA with a 10 ft 4 in beam and asks $295,978 to $350,750 across three 2026 boats. The Open 252 Center Console shows 6 listings from $161,360 to $176,208, all 2027 models. The smaller 232 Open has 7 listings from $112,900 to $126,010, years 2025 to 2026. The site does not list comparable spec sheets for the two smaller models, so compare in person.
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.
Sportsman Open 302 listed now
DealerMiami, FL
Center console · New condition
Sundance Marine Miami
Nationwide Delivery Available
$350,750
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DealerEssex, MD
Center console · Excellent condition
Riverside Marine
Nationwide Delivery Available
$337,440
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DealerEssex, MD
Center console · Excellent condition
Riverside Marine
Nationwide Delivery Available
$295,978
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