Cutwater Yachts for Sale

Cutwater is the faster, more open sister to Ranger Tugs. Both come out of Fluid Motion at Monroe, Washington, which John Livingston and his family bought in 1998 when it was the Ranger Fiberglass Boat Company, a yard dating to 1958. Ranger Tugs covers the 23 to 43 foot pocket cruisers, Cutwater arrived in 2011 with 24 to 32 foot cruisers, and Solara was added in 2022 for trailerable sport and fishing boats. Everything is designed, engineered and built in house across several plants in Washington State.

For a used buyer the appeal is a small cruiser that carries a lot of boat in a short length: enclosed helm, berths, galley and head in something you can still tow. The current line is the C 248, C 288 and C 32, and because Fluid Motion has built to the same pattern for over a decade the boats are consistent and parts are still catalogued. Correct Craft bought the company in July 2026 and kept the brands and the staff, so factory support and warranty work stay where they were rather than disappearing with the sale. On any trailerable boat check the trailer, the axles and the brakes as carefully as the hull, and look at how hard the boat has been launched and retrieved. See also [Ranger Tugs](/ranger-tugs-yachts-for-sale/).