Designed by Pursuit to attract entry-level customers into the company fold while also appealing to families and boaters of all ages, the C 230 Center Console boasts many of the standard features and amenities found on Pursuit's larger models. A lighted 23-gallon livewell with light blue gel coat interior, roomy center console head compartment with fiberglass headliner, interior lighting, easy access to the electronics panel for the command console and ample comfortable seating for family and guests make the short list of standard features.

The spacious deck of the C 230 is matched to a hull that boasts a 21-degree deadrise for smooth, dry rides. Anglers will appreciate the forward casting platform with a 26-gallon fish box that doubles as wet/dry storage below and, by adding optional cushions forward, creates additional seating for the whole family. The helm area features bench seating and doubles as a leaning post while built-in cutouts offer fishing gear storage and a forward facing aft seat has removable storage below. All seats feature mildew and stainresistant vinyl upholstery.

Other features of the C 230 include a tinted windshield with grab rails, cockpit drink holders, a built-in 60-quart cooler with a poly lid and cushion, rod storage under both gunwales, a portable head, 22-gallon transom storage box and recessed trim tabs.

Hot on the heels of its already-popular 23-foot model, Chris Craft's Catalina 29 offers all the features you'd expect to find in a fishing boat plus classic style, design and eyecatching lines. With an overall length of 29 feet, five inches and ten-foot beam, the Catalina 29 offers room and maneuverability for extended inshore as well as offshore fishing trips. The Catalina 29's deep-V hull and flared bow assures a comfortable, dry ride and the 100 percent wood-free hull contains an integral fiberglass structural liner for years of maintenance-free pleasure. The spacious self-bailing cockpit features a folding transom seat while the bench seat forward of the console flips up to reveal a concealed head and there's additional room to relax in the Ushaped forward seating area that has storage below. Additional storage compartments are discreetly placed throughout the boat.

On the deck of the Catalina 29 you'll find custom fiberglass rod boxes to port and starboard as well eight fish/storage boxes in the floor. Rich teak trim highlights the swim platform, forward anchor area and helm floor. The helm area also offers a large console for flush-mounting electronics, tinted windshield, two helm seats and a stainless steel steering wheel. A livewell and sink are located directly behind the helm and the helm is capped with a standard white fiberglass hardtop with outriggers.

With a hull rated for a maximum rating of 250 hp and 48 gallons of fuel capacity, Ranger's new Z21 Intracoastal is capable of making long runs quick work for tournament savvy redfish pros and weekend anglers alike. Virtually all of the characteristics of the company's popular freshwater Z-Comanche model have been preserved in this saltwater incarnation. Three anglers will have plenty of space to cast and land their quarry from a quiet deck that won't scatter skittish species as they maneuver on deck lids. Seating is provided by a large bench seat plus two removable pedestal seats that can also be used on the forward and aft fishing decks. The interior and cockpit area is also available with snap-in carpeting for added comfort and an aggressive, high performance look is added with the polished aluminum trim package and custom color packages.

Available with a wide range of precision matched saltwater engines, the Z21 Intracoastal features a saltwater trolling motor and corrosionresistant electronics. Onboard, there's easy access to storage areas and the aerated livewell/baitwell features a high-speed pick-up and in-line filter. At the helm is a sleek instrumentation panel with easy-to-read gauges. Additional custom features include carpeted rod storage with organizers, an insulated cooler, integrated tackle management system with Plano boxes and three eight-foot rod storage lockers.

Expanding its venerable Coastal line with a new 27-foot model, the Wellcraft 270 Coastal features the company's popular port wrap-around lounge and starboard helm seat configuration that boasts ample storage space, a sink and 42- gallon Kodiak Pro Flow baitwell. There's even tackle storage below with a hinged storage box that offers easy access to a machinery compartment below. The standard hardtop includes spreader lights, four rod holders while the gunwales feature four additional stainless steel flush mount holders and additional rod racks underneath. The self-bailing guttered cockpit features a full transom with walk-through door, large fish boxes on each side with overboard pump outs, a raw water washdown system, coaming bolsters and fold-down aft seat.

A sliding door provides access to the cabin where there is 6' 4” of headroom, a forward Vberth cabin, full galley and enclosed head. The dinette table converts to a full berth for additional sleeping space and with outboard powerplants, the under-cockpit mid-cabin provides more sleeping room for additional guests. The galley boasts Granulon countertops, a microwave, refrigerator and single-burner alcohol/electric cook top. An enclosed head also has many appointments including a hand held shower with a molded fiberglass sink, vanity with a Granulon counter top, and a Vacu-Flush head with a holding tank. Options available include air conditioning, dive tank storage racks, generator, outriggers and an anchor windlass.

All new this year, Scout adds the 221 Winyah Bay to its tough and popular line of bay boats that offers optimum inshore and near-shore angling characteristics on a more tournament-style platform. Its low-profile design with the raised casting space fore and aft creates a versatile angling platform that's right at home in skinny water thanks to its 12-inch draft. The bow has a spacious storage area plus a large anchor locker with an overboard drain. Rod storage is plentiful thanks to six lockable compartments, three vertical rod racks on each side of the console, four flush-mount rod holders and two rod holders at the console. At the helm is a padded aluminum leaning post and large console featuring a windscreen with grab rail and hydraulic steering. A cushioned seat forward of the console covers a cooler, while aft you'll find a lighted, aerated recirculating bait well with high-speed pickup and a lighted, aerated recirculating release well.

Popular options include several hull colors, an AM/FM/CD stereo, fresh and raw water washdown, T-top, trim tabs Sirius satellite radio, trolling motor plug and battery charger for trolling motor batteries.

One word best describes SeaStrike's new 260B Center Console – roomy. In addition to featuring bracket-mounted outboards and a full transom to provide maximum cockpit space, the 260B offers an unusually large interior to its console that has room for not only a head but for a berth as well. There's plenty of storage for fish in the four fish boxes that offer more than 140 gallons of capacity. The 56-square-foot self-bailing cockpit has a complete rigging station, along with coaming pads, recessed rod racks, two three-drawer tackle boxes, a 26-gallon recirculating livewell and transom sink with raw water outlet. There's plenty of space for gear with the eight featured rod holders, with additional holders in the gunwales and the leaning post. An optional T-top offers four more rod holders plus an overhead electronics box. The helm offers ample space to flush-mount electronics and the standard leaning post can seat two. What's more is the lockable walk-in console storage area that can be converted to accommodate an optional head with its impressive six-feet of headroom. The casting deck sports three large storage compartments that combine to create an uninterrupted area nearly seven-feet across at its widest point. Simply add the standard filler board and cushions to create a sundeck for your family. A bench seat forward of the console has room for two coolers.

Known the world over as the leading manufacturer of unsinkable boats, Boston Whaler has added the 200 Dauntless to its lineup of boats that are acclaimed for their feature-rich, stylish design. Standard amenities include an insulated livewell, six rod holders, a portable head, SmartCraft deluxe gauge package and four-position reversible pilot seat. The hull features a deep-V entry with a 12-inch draft and 20- inch freeboard for smooth rides whether you're scouting the shallow water for tailing redfish or trolling the mid-ranges for school bluefin tuna. Standard features at the helm include a compass, stainless steel steering wheel, and acrylic windshield with a visor. Two drink holders and captain's storage bin are also included. The reversible pilot seat with locking backrest offers storage below plus a 54-quart removable cooler. Whaler also included ample storage space in the console with a lockable door.

Located aft is a flush-deck stern seat that easily folds down into a full-width casting platform. The All-Activity Tower provides a poling/sighting platform as well two rocket launchers. The optional fishing package includes two pedestal seats, a trolling motor panel, aft-welded stainless steel ride rails, removable bow light, raw water washdown, two transom rod holders and a tackle bag in the console. Other options include an AM/FM/CD stereo, Sirius satellite receiver with antenna, freshwater shower and T-top.

Pro-Line's new 23 XP Pilot House offers a rugged, yet stylish design to shield anglers from harsh weather and marine conditions. The 23 boasts a beefy glass windshield bolted to its deck, which completely encloses the helm, while thoughtful sliding windows allow cool breezes to circulate through the helm area on warm days. The 23 XP's cabin comes with plush cushions, a forward hatch, portholes, a Porta-Potti with a filler board and a series of attractive design choices. Alockable cabin door for added security is also included. Some options to consider include a cabin filler board with cushion, cabin table with filler cushion, single burner butane stove and stereo with satellite radio. The cockpit features an 18-gallon lighted livewell, two 80-gallon fish boxes with macerator, six horizontal rod racks, a transom door and handy raw water washdown.

At the helm is a standard captain's-style chair, hydraulic steering, and large console featuring a gauge cluster and hardtop with an overhead storage box. Other options include a premium electronics package, folding rear bench seat, helm bench seat with storage below, remote spot light, spreader lights and trim tabs, cockpit coaming bolsters, plus additional rod holders and colored hull and graphics.

Incorporating many features that will appeal to inshore and offshore anglers alike, Contender's 25S features an expanded stepdown console that's finished with a fiberglass liner, marine head and shower. The console front seat houses a cooler below while the helm area offers hydraulic steering with a custom steering wheel, oversized electronics panel and a lockable storage area under the console. A fuel management system is standard with twin engine applications. Features continue with a full transom with door, an integral dive platform plus a spacious self-bailing cockpit that houses two 76-gallon fully insulated fish boxes, and a 50-gallon above deck livewell. Even a 140-gallon insulated fish box forward provides additional fish/gear storage. Four flush mount rod holders are also provided. There's a forward anchor locker with storage plus additional storage forward under the cushioned U-shaped seating arrangement. Anglers will also appreciate the two in-deck rod storage lockers.

For those who cast a long wand, the recessed bow handrails, pop up bow light and cleat provides a snag-free environment. Three Ttop options are available to meet a variety of angling needs and come complete with rod holders, an anchor light, spreader lights, antenna pads and outriggers. Other popular options include an observation top for a stand-on console, forward coffin fish box, tackle center and several leaning post designs with rocket launchers, a tackle storage/rigging center and cooler.

Robalo's new R305 combines big water fishing capabilities with weekender accommodations. Below deck, the forward dinette converts to a double bunk with Pullman berths above. Storage abounds in the clothes lockers and concealed storage areas. The full galley to port includes maple cabinetry, solid surface counter tops, extensive storage plus a stainless steel microwave, refrigerator, sink and grab rail. The aft cabin offers sleeping accommodations for two adults. An enclosed head to starboard has a standard head with holding tank, sink, shower and storage.

The helm area features an adjustable captain's chair, large console to mount several electronics, an oversized compass and hydraulic steering with tilt wheel. An L-shaped passenger seat to port houses an insulated drink box and a removable backrest for open access. The standard hardtop has additional rod holders, red LED lights, molded electronics box, additional overhead lighting, spreader lights and life jacket storage.

The cockpit features 25-gallon and 35-gallon lighted cooler/livewells plus two 99-gallon fish boxes with Gulper Grouper pumpouts. An aft facing seat lifts to reveal a tackle prep center with a sink and pressure water, cutting board and tackle storage with five Plano boxes and drawers. Horizontal tube rod storage for six rods is also provided. Options include air conditioning, 4KW generator, entertainment center and auxiliary fuel tank.

Yellowfin's recently-introduced 24 Bay combines cruise speeds between 40 and 50 mph along with exceptional handling manners and a fisherman-friendly layout. Aspacious bow casting deck contains plenty of storage area underneath that's conveniently accessed by three separate hatches. The helm contains an integrated cooler seat forward, a recessed footrest, plenty of space to flush-mount electronics, and a low acrylic windshield. A separate stainless grab rail for the passenger is a nice touch.

A passenger seat aft of the standard leaning post, featuring a unique design in which the entire seat is removable, opens to provide access to all pumps. A 35-gallon live well is housed in the centerline of the aft casting deck, with a second 35-gallon release well to port and dry storage beneath a hatch to starboard. The engine comes mounted on a standard jack plate that allows for shallow-water fishing, and a Power Pole is standard as well. Four good-size guys can easily fish on this boat without crowding due to the well designed layout.

The 24 Bay features Yellowfin's high-tech construction techniques which includes Corecell coring above the waterline, Baltek coring in the running surface, and a fully composite transom. The boat comes standard with a 275 hp Mercury Verado and Ameritrail aluminum trailer.

Conceived by Grady White from customer and dealer feedback, the new Tournament 275 is a multi-purpose craft that combines fishing and cruising amenities in a vessel that's well suited for multiple family boating activities. The tournament 275 holds her own on the fishing grounds thanks to a self-bailing 60 square-foot cockpit that has a 188-quart insulated fish box with an overboard drain, three rod storage racks, four flush-mount rod holders, a raw water washdown, coaming bolsters and abundant storage. An optional 32-gallon lighted livewell will keep baits frisky all day long. For those fishing trips well after the sun sets, LED lights are featured under the gunwales and in the forward seating area.

There's plenty of seating all around thanks to a cushioned fold-away aft bench seat and deluxe bow seating arrangement that houses an additional 88-quart insulated ice/storage box with an overboard drain. The helm and companion seats adjust vertically or horizontally to serve as seats or lounges. A lockable enclosed storage locker to port can be fitted with an optional portable or electric marine head and storage tank/pump out configuration. The helm features hydraulic tilt steering with a stainless steel wheel, plus a compass, AM/FM/CD stereo system and hydraulic trim tab activator/indicator.

Dedicated to building a limited number of high quality sportfishing boats, Silverhawk's 2500 Classic center console exemplifies the company's vision. The hull is hand-laid solid fiberglass and its multi-chined bottom design provides a fast, soft ride yet retains its stability while trolling, drifting, cruising or at anchor. On board, the boat you'll find four insulated in-deck fish boxes while the transom has a lighted circulating livewell.Two aft deck lockers with fiberglass boxes provide storage and there's tackle storage in two additional aft lockers with drawers. Other cockpit features include fresh and saltwater washdown, indeck rod lockers, six flush mount rod holders and coaming bolsters.

The large console has a marine head with macerator and storage while the helm offers a complete gauge cluster, 12- volt accessory outlet, stainless steel cup holders, acrylic windscreen and will easily accommodate all electronics required. A seat forward of the console offers storage below. Options available include anchor windlass, custom hull color, auxiliary fuel tank, outriggers, several T-top configurations with rod holders, recessed lights, teaser reels, Ttop misters and electronics box. A custom leaning post with removable backrest, rod holders, cooler and storage bin is also available.

The Everglades 240 is billed as an “affordable family fishing boat that will amaze you.” It's strikingly similar to its predecessors in the company's model lineup, and is built with the same patented unsinkable foam and glass RAMCAP construction process. The helm is roomy and sports a unique, state-of-the-art windshield that provides plenty of protection yet lowers automatically at the push of a button. The spacious cockpit contains a 50-gallon live well beneath the sole as well as a fold-down stern seat that disappears into the bulkhead when it's not utilized. The leaning post features bolster- style seats, and there's a 45-gallon livewell, rocket launchers as well as a sink and knife-and-pliers rack. Two upholstered seatbacks are built into the front of the console, with the seat mounted on top of a 104-quart Ultra Cool cooler. A mammoth 129- gallon fish box is situated between the two raised passenger seating areas in the bow.

Standard features include a head with macerator, anchor windlass, retractable stern ladder and 10-year warranty. Options include a heavy-duty towing package and a hard top.

Jupiter's 29 Forward Seating model was developed by Jupiter staff with the assistance of world-renowned naval architect Donald Blount and Associates.

It features a Eurostyle outboard well that's designed expressly for twin 250 hp four-stroke outboards. Adjacent to the standard transom door is a storage area that houses the optional fold-away stern seat, and a 45-gallon stand-up live well.

Tackle storage is incorporated into the standard bait prep center that features a fresh water sink while six insulated deck compartments provide ample storage. Compartments include: one macerated fish box aft; two storage boxes port and starboard of the console; an 85-quart cooler compartment under the seat forward of the console; and two overboarddraining boxes under the forward seating area. There's a top-loading anchor locker, and all hatches are gasketed and dogged.

The console's spacious interior features a head as well as rod and safety gear storage. Other standard amenities include fresh and salt water washdowns, rod holders, recessed trim tabs with auto retract, and a high-speed compass.

With a wide beam, centerline fuel tank and good freeboard aft, the 29 FS is stable and comfortable.

The Sea Chaser 2100 WA Cuddy from Carolina Skiff is a vest-pocket sportfisherman that's ready-to-fish and comes loaded with standard features. The fully lockable cuddy cabin has interior lighting, a forward hatch with screen, a plush headliner, and porta-potti. The helm is outfitted with captains seats, Faria gauges, power source plug, trim tab controls, full-radius windshield, and hydraulic sateering with stainless wheel. The cockpit sports a 25-gallon insulated bait well, 10.5-cubic-foot insulated fish box, twin rod box inserts, and stainless rod holders. Options include a T-top, hard top with storage, a Bimini top, pull-up cleats, a fresh water tank and system, electric head, and various choices of color and graphics upgrades. All Sea Chaser models are built with 100 percent no-wood composite construction and feature high-density fiber core transoms.

Performance for the 2100 WA with a single Yamaha Z 200 TXRA outboard (three people and full fuel) tests out at 30.9 mph and 7.9 gph at 4000 rpm; 40.2 mph and 13..1 gph at 5000 rpm; and 43.5 mph and 43.5 mph at 5600 rpm (WOT).

Seaswirl recently re-vamped its 2601 center console as a serious tournament contender with family-friendly features. Amenities include a 30-gallon bait well, four large fish boxes, recessed rod storage, and stainless rod holders. A bait rigging station and new low-profile, inside-the-hull bow rail are other ideal appointments.

The console features full instrumentation, a compass, hydraulic steering, and trim tab controls. It incorporates a “changing room” that can also be used for storage, and an integrated forward cooler seat. Notable options include a Ttop with electronics box, walk-through transom door, Taco outriggers, fully plumbed head, aft bench seating, hull colors, aft bench seating, and satellite radio. Engine choices range from the standard single Yamaha F225 to twin 175 hp Mercury Verados, Evinrude ETECs, or Yamaha four-strokes as well as a single 250 hp from each of the three manufacturers.

Like all Seaswirl Striper models, the 2601 CC features the company's exclusive Fibercore One-Piece Stringer System made of laminated fiberglass that's filled with polyurethane flotation to provide an optimum strength-to-weight ratio and help eliminate vibration and noise.

Donzi's 26 ZF was designed to bring bigboat handling and features within reach, in an easy-to-trailer package. The proven ventilated step running surface and twinengine muscle combine for a smooth, fast, dry ride. It comes fully equipped with features such as insulated fish boxes beneath the aft cockpit sole, an illuminated live well with high-volume pump, four rod holders in the gunwales and an additional four on the standard T-top. There's a removable cooler beneath the forward console seat, and the cockpit sidewalls contain integrated racks for eight rods.

The roomy cockpit features a flat floor that runs the entire length for 360-degree fishing, as well as drop-down bolster seats and wrap-around coaming bolsters. The console head compartment houses a portapotti. A curved, tempered glass windshield offers protection and a distortion-freeview, while the aluminum t-top includes an electronics box, forward and spreader lights, and integrated overhead PFD storage. All hardware is flush-mounted. Dozens of options, from custom graphics and outriggers to electronics packages, are available.

The 26 ZF was designed and built to provide a unique combination of sportboat handling and big-boat stability.