October 8–11, 2026 · City Dock, Annapolis, MD
We’re at the Annapolis Powerboat Show
The whole RT 113 crew, a full run of Pursuit and Cobia on the docks — and two boats nobody has seen at a show before: the all-new Cobia 250 DC and the all-new Pursuit S 288, both making their debut. Tell us when you’re coming and the right boat and the right person will be waiting.
Two show debuts
First time on the docks, anywhere
All-new Cobia 250 DC
Cobia’s new dual console, at a boat show for the first time. Family-boat comfort with the same offshore-honest hull Cobia hangs its name on — climb aboard and see how they packaged it.
All-new Pursuit S 288
The next generation of Pursuit’s best-loved center console size. New hull, new layout, the fit and finish Pursuit is known for — walk it at our docks before most of the country gets a look.
The show itself
Dates, tickets and where to find it
📅 October 8–11
Thursday–Saturday 10:00am–6:30pm · Sunday 10:00am–5:00pm. Thursday is Preview Day — thinner crowds, more time aboard each boat.
📍 City Dock, Annapolis
The harbor becomes a marina for the weekend. The box office is at the Tent D gate on Compromise St. — we’re out on the docks from there.
🎟 Tickets
$32 general · $45 Preview Day (Thu) · kids 7–15 $10, 6 & under free · military $22 on Sunday. Sold by Annapolis Boat Shows.
On our docks
Every boat we’re bringing
Fifteen boats, two brands, all open to walk. The three wearing NEW MODEL flags are exactly that.
And the flagship
The new Pursuit OS 445 anchors the display — forty-four feet of offshore Pursuit, and the biggest boat we’ll have in the water all year. Worth the walk down the dock on its own.
Find us
Same crew you’d meet in Selbyville
Boat shows are where a spec sheet becomes a boat. Climb through the whole lineup back-to-back — a 250 DC against a 265 CC, an S 268 against an S 288 — and the differences you’d never get from photos are obvious in about ninety seconds.
RSVP below and we’ll know which day you’re coming, which boat you want to see, and whether there’s a trade in the picture — so the right person is on the dock instead of busy three boats down.