Stabicraft 1600 Fisher Carbon - Red Dot Design Awards Winner

[@lambisi]

the 1600 and the 1850 have to be the best sea worthy small boats out there today. The fishing friendly layout is so well thought out.

[@180slidr]

I have a little Stabicraft 1550 & would highly recommend to all ! very capable platform .

[@tgoodman3282]

Where can I find one and why did they stop making this model?

[@batangmahirap5669]

Wow i like the boat..

[@natemon236]

Any chance of these coming to the east coast of the United States? They would be great for the Northeast.

[@BBBYpsi]

I have been telling them that I think they would be great for the mid west & great lakes. Most boats are aluminum & Michigan has the second most coastline in the USA Alaska being #1

[@natemon236]

That and Fiberglass boats are too heavy and burn way more fuel. The way fuel prices are, A cheaper option that can still take the choppy seas and big rollers we have here would be nice.

[@BBBYpsi]

They are a really light boat. I got a 1650 fisher & boat motor (90 hp honda) & trailer under 2000 lbs. I ran all last fall in perch fishing season never having to fill up. Fantastic fuel economy.

[@BBBYpsi]

Stabicraft Marine you can start with the state of Michigan I would love to buy one we have no dealers near us. Update I bought a 2017 1650 fisher remarkable little boat.

[@natemon236]

Well I fish all along the New Jersey Coast from Cape may to Sandy Hook but these boats would be great from North Carolina all the way up to the state of Maine. We have similar conditions that these boats seem to have been made for in these parts with the way some of our inlets are as well as the shallow choppy inshore water where the waves are close together. Another great place for these would be the Great Lakes same conditions most days only fresh water. Running 70 miles off shore is expensive and getting worse so more people are staying inside 20 miles but conditions most days don't allow you to get out in anything smaller then 21 to 23 foot depending on the make of the boat. Judging by the reviews of your boats, the stability and ride quality would allow customers the ability to buy a smaller more practical boat with better fuel efficiency and hopefully more affordable cost of ownership. And have the ability to trailer to the fish which is what I like.

[@lorelore2225]

Cool ..

[@rpeagram]

What you get when you keep scaling up a Seadoo

[@FelNoobs]

1 meter wave will destroy this ski

[@BBBYpsi]

Not a chance. I have a 1650 fisher & it handled 3-5 foot waves like it was nothing. I have video of 1-3 foot waves going 35 mph with it & have a short video trolling for walleye in 3-5 foot waves out on Lake Erie.