Boats

2014 Miami International Boat Show: Boats on Display II

Incredible new boats were featured at this year's show.

February 20, 2014

Many new boats were on display at the 2014 Miami International Boat Show. Scroll through the gallery to get a closer look at some of the incredible boats that were highlighted.

Sea Ray unveiled its new L-Class line of yachts with the debut of the L650 Fly. An L650 Express and two L580 models will be coming in the future.

Navigating from the flybridge couldn't be easier with twin Raymarine displays.

The foredeck features lounge seating and cover from the sun.

Multiple entertainment areas are featured on the L650 Fly.

The interior features a nice mix of modern styling and natural finishes.

Sea Ray's new Skyview system provides real-time video with distance markers overlayed to help make docking as easy as possible.

There's more than enough room belowdecks to overnight with family and friends.

The full-beam master suite offers spacious accommodations, and lets in natural light.

Twin 1,136 hp Caterpillar engines provide the power, and optional Seakeeper gyros can provide stability.

Chris-Craft's Launch 36 is a luxury dayboat full of toys.

Docking is easy with Volvo Penta's joystick system.

Storage locations were designed specifically for the items they hold to maximize space.

Comfortable helm seating makes piloting the Launch 36 even more enjoyable.

A large sunpad offers the perfect place for catching some rays.

LOA: (w/swim platform) - 38'2", (w/o swim platform) - 36'3"
Beam: 12' 6"
Dry Weight: 16,000 lb.
Fuel Capacity: 286 gal.
Water Capacity: 50 gal.
Holding Tank: 27 gal.
Gray Water Tank: 29 gal.
Deadrise: 20 degrees

Bayliner brought its 642 Overnighter over from Europe to display in Miami.

Anti-glare gauges make it easier to keep an eye on things from the helm.

The portside console is outfitted with a stereo head unit, and can be equipped with a sink and faucet.

The cuddy cabin is great for taking a break from the sun or overnighting.

A hidden Bimini top is just one of the cool features found on the 642 Overnighter.

LOA: 21'4"
Beam: 8'5"
Weight: 3,084 lb.
Draft: 3'2"
Passenger Capacity: 8
Fuel Capacity: 33 gal.
Maximum Horsepower: 220

SeaVee's 320Z is a solid center console with great handling characteristics thanks to its stepped hull design.

LOA: 32'5"
Beam: 9'4"
Weight (w/o engines): 5,500 lb.
Draft: 20"
Fuel Capacity: 310 gal.
Fresh Water Capacity: 45 gal

The unique t-top shape provides room to stand up rods without worrying about damaging them.

The helm is uncluttered which makes it easy to oeprate all of the systems on board.

Twin Yamaha 300 hp outboards power the 320Z.

Carolina Skiff's 23 Ultra Elite offers a solid platform for fishing or cruising bays and rivers thanks to its modified V-hull design.

LOA: 22'11"
Beam: 100"
Draft: 10"
Approx Boat Weight: 2,900 lb.
Fuel Capacity: 85 gal.
Maximum Persons: 17
Maximum Horsepower: 250

A fold down bench seat, 3 tray tackle system and 20 gallon bait well are all integrated into the transom on the 23 Ultra Elite.

The 200 Flats Series takes Concept's high-performance design cues to the world of flats, bays and bars.

LOA: 20' 3"
Beam: 91"
Fuel Capacity: 50 gal.
Draft: 12"
Maximum Horsepower: 250

Concept's 39' center console has the capability to get you out of the inlet and to the fishing grounds in a hurry.

Garmin electronics will keep you headed in the right direction.

LOA: 39'
Beam: 11'
Fuel Capacity: 300 gal.
Draft: 30"
Deadrise: 30 degrees

Striper's new 200 CC features a powder coated T-top, numerous power options up to 200 hp and a layout that makes it perfect for fishing or family boating.

There's also an optional 45-gallon baitwell in the leaning post.

LOA: 20′1″
Beam: 8′2″
Deadrise: 20°
Draft: 15″
Fuel Capacity: 91 gal.

Cobia's 344 Center Console is a rugged fishing boat with twin 41-gallon livewells, tackle organizers and multiple rod holders.

The stepped hull improves performance and handling.

Dual Simrad displays help you keep an eye on the fish and weather.

LOA: 34′4″
Beam: 11′2″
Deadrise: 21.6°
Draft: 24″
Fuel Capacity: 320 gal.

The Robalo 206 Cayman offers an expansive casting platform and multiple livewells that make it a great bay boat for chasing fish.

The bow features an anchor locker, twin storage lockers, an insulated 30-gallon center locker and space for an optional trolling motor.

LOA: 20'6"
Beam: 8'
Deadrise: 15°
Draft: 10″
Fuel Capacity: 50 gal.
Maximum Horsepower: 200

Robalo's R222 mixes dedicated fishing features with a comfortable seating layout.

LOA: 21'6"
Beam: 8'6"
Deadrise: 21°
Draft: 14″
Fuel Capacity: 90 gal.
Maximum Horsepower: 250

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