The 22 foot Angler is derived from the original 22 foot design that was first introduced in January 1987. The Angler, as the name implies, features a larger aft cockpit than the Cruiser to accommodate sportsmen and their gear. A practical boat, the 22 foot Angler is designed and built to be seaworthy, easily maintained and affordable to operate. Although a full 22 foot boat with a cabin, it is relatively light and well balanced for easy towing and invites the owner to explore waters far from home.
This boat will plane comfortably at nine to ten miles per hour. Economical cruise ranges from 12 to 20 miles per hour at well over five miles per gallon. Average towing weight is about 4,100 pounds with boat, motor, trailer and fuel.
Maneuverability at speed is balanced and predictable, even in heavy seas. The boat holds her course with little effort. The hull’s flatness toward the stern greatly reduces the rolling motions, making cruising in rough water much more pleasant. Fishermen will love the way the boat tracks at trolling speeds, allowing the focus to remain on the fishing. And with only seven inches of draft and a thick bottom she can easily be beached for beach combing adventures.
The 22 foot Angler provides a spacious six foot four inch long by five foot nine inch wide aft cockpit that comfortably fits up to four people. The high sides assure safety even in rough water and provide a feeling of security for the entire family.
The cabin, with over six foot two inches of headroom, provides cozy shelter. It features a forward six foot three inch "V" berth that is separated from the main cabin by a privacy curtain and includes two reading list, portable toilet, and Bomar 22 foot aluminum frame hutch with tinted lens. The cabinetry in the cabin is composed of fiberglass with three quarter inch decraguard marine plywood doors with teak wood trim.
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