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Trophy 1900 Skiff

Trophy Sportfishing Boats, a division of the Brunswick Family Boat Company, is launching an entirely new line of skiffs for 2006...

Trophy Sportfishing Boats, a division of the Brunswick Family Boat Company, is launching an entirely new line of skiffs for 2006. This series is ideal for anglers who need a serious vessel to help them raid the shallows. The 1900, the 19-foot version, will help you thoroughly explore and fish the coast, inland bays, rivers and estuaries. The hull design is specifically suited for low-water running and superior handling and performance.

Its layout is simple, clean and efficient. A large recessed casting deck up front is designed to help keep your fly line out of the wind, while the boat’s 96-inch

||| |—|—| |   Specifications| |  LOA|  19’| |  Beam|  96″| |  Draft|  6″| |  Weight|  1,100 pounds| |  Fuel|  30 gallons| |  Power|  75-hp DFI Mercury | |   www.trophyfishing.com| beam affords plenty of room to move around. The foredeck also houses a large storage compartment. The rear casting deck is recessed, too, and has built-in boxes on both sides that although constructed to hold bait can easily be used for additional storage. The center console offers space for your gear and has a molded cooler seat. It also incorporates rod holders along it sides, but none were created specifically for fly rods. The helm seat has a “flip-flop” backrest so it can be used facing forward or back, and the seat itself hides a large cooler that can be upgraded to a massive 94-quart model.

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Pop-up cleats can be added, as can trolling motor mounts and a battery-charging system. You also have your choice of Mercury engine packages, ranging from the standard 75-hp Optimax to a 90-hp Mercury EFI four-stroke. The hull is covered by Trophy’s 10-year structural warranty.

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