Bay Boats

Follow this ongoing collection of the top bay boats in no particular order

Bay boats and flat-bottomed boats all have the same mission – to take you to hard-to-reach fishing areas that have shallow waters. But, unlike flatboats, bays can't be propelled by oars or poles if you want a super-stealthy approach. Plus, they’re usually much larger and have a deeper V in…

The new Zero18 from Deadrise Custom Boats combines state-of-the-art materials and techniques with an outside-the-box design approach, yielding a technical poling skiff we believe is second to none.

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Blurring the line between a flats boat and a bay boat, the Hill Tide 22′ is a low sided, fast tournament style crossover with all of the amenities necessary for the inshore angler. Her low profile makes it easy to land fish while the wide spray rails keep occupants dry. The wide 8’7″ beam results … Read more "Flats or Bay Boat? Bonefish Hill Tide does both."

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