Bass Cat Puma DC
This brand has topped the J.D. Power reports four years running. Bass Cat owners site ride, handling, styling and fishability as their reasons for overall satisfaction.
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This brand has topped the J.D. Power reports four years running. Bass Cat owners site ride, handling, styling and fishability as their reasons for overall satisfaction.
Powered by Yamaha’s new F225 Sport, this SL210 — the largest in Skeeter’s three-model Family Sport Series — literally bolted from idle when we buried the throttle, reaching plane in 2.7 seconds.
Following in the wake of the popular 176XT that woke up the fiberglass bass boat market a year ago, the new-for-2008 186XT is another rigged-and-ready fishing boat, but with 15 more inches of deck space.
You want a fiberglass fishing boat. But bass boats can bust you up on rough days or in cold weather where the low gunwales expose you to the conditions. Skeeter’s newest and biggest deep-V boat, the WX2100, hits some sweet middle ground, matching the appeal of a lean fiberglass profile with a deep interior, full windshield and sharp keep to crease the chop.
You’ll either love Nitro’s new center-console bass boat or you won’t. Rick Clunn, one of the top bass anglers of all time, loves it. So do we.
Bass and crappie anglers who don’t need all the bells and whistles, nor the hefty price tag, found on high-end fiberglass boats will want to buy this boat…
Clean and open decks characterize the best fishing boats. We could have skated aboard this 18-footer had the carpet turned to ice. Plainly impressive. This new Stratos, big brother to the popular 176 XT, takes its mission to heart: Deliver performance with the right options for anglers at the right price.
Indeed, it took just three seconds for me to sense the Z520 settling into its stride and another five before we were streaking up to 71 mph. Once this hull pops up onto its pad, it rides over chop as smoothly as a hovercraft and carves turns like a surgeon. That means you get to the best honey hole on the lake in comfort and safety.
Helping You Find the Fish First.
Adrenaline rush from first glance.
Open season.
Not everyone who likes to fish has 20 grand to shell out on a glitter-emblazoned bass boat. Enter the Basstender 10.2.
This brand has topped the J.D. Power reports four years running. Bass Cat owners site ride, handling, styling and fishability as their reasons for overall satisfaction.
Powered by Yamaha’s new F225 Sport, this SL210 — the largest in Skeeter’s three-model Family Sport Series — literally bolted from idle when we buried the throttle, reaching plane in 2.7 seconds.
Following in the wake of the popular 176XT that woke up the fiberglass bass boat market a year ago, the new-for-2008 186XT is another rigged-and-ready fishing boat, but with 15 more inches of deck space.
You want a fiberglass fishing boat. But bass boats can bust you up on rough days or in cold weather where the low gunwales expose you to the conditions. Skeeter’s newest and biggest deep-V boat, the WX2100, hits some sweet middle ground, matching the appeal of a lean fiberglass profile with a deep interior, full windshield and sharp keep to crease the chop.
You’ll either love Nitro’s new center-console bass boat or you won’t. Rick Clunn, one of the top bass anglers of all time, loves it. So do we.
Bass and crappie anglers who don’t need all the bells and whistles, nor the hefty price tag, found on high-end fiberglass boats will want to buy this boat…
Clean and open decks characterize the best fishing boats. We could have skated aboard this 18-footer had the carpet turned to ice. Plainly impressive. This new Stratos, big brother to the popular 176 XT, takes its mission to heart: Deliver performance with the right options for anglers at the right price.
Indeed, it took just three seconds for me to sense the Z520 settling into its stride and another five before we were streaking up to 71 mph. Once this hull pops up onto its pad, it rides over chop as smoothly as a hovercraft and carves turns like a surgeon. That means you get to the best honey hole on the lake in comfort and safety.
Helping You Find the Fish First.
Adrenaline rush from first glance.
Open season.
Not everyone who likes to fish has 20 grand to shell out on a glitter-emblazoned bass boat. Enter the Basstender 10.2.
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