The NEW Bayliner Trophy 24!

[@Fishing415]

I bought a 2022 Bayliner Trophy 22cx with 250hp with a pro kicker motor 15hp. I'm impressed how the boat preform off shore with a 18 degree deadrise. I'm impressed with the boat price. Not everyone can afford a boat over 70k. But Bayliner is own by Brunswick Corporation which they own many boats brand, especially Boston Whaler. It's something to look out for.

[@marcwoods54]

How does it do trolling with that kicker motor? Would like to see a video of one with a kicker mounted on it. Sweet boat!

[@Fishing415]

I will posted soon

[@ryanintegra3165]

@@Fishing415 would love to see your setup

[@callagatorgaston2314]

I remember bayliner boats in south fort myers Florida.In the late to early 80s 90s

[@hd_postal_gaming7313]

do they still use wood for hull construction? or did they finally moved on to no wood?

[@g-townfishing6167]

I’m glad to see Bayliner has stepped up their game with their fit, functions and designs. Their name doesn’t help them though. Poorly built boats of yesteryear still looms over. The 2 piece mold, poor chopper gun layup is what most people think when they hear the name. So I wish them great success with the newly introduced lineup.

[@chunkyfather29]

Make a 28cc no seating In front. 100% fish ability and I ll buy it

[@ernestvickers6079]

Can you get that boat a bit bigger? Like a 27 or 30 footer? Also a Head with a Sink and possibly a Shower

[@hd_postal_gaming7313]

dont think so, their site has 24 as the biggest

[@bigquigz1979]

Where does the anchor go

[@richardsqueeze]

A 225hp on a 24 ft boat? Seems a bit under powered?

[@owenaustin4743]

that is where they save some on the price. It should be rated or come standard with at least a 300-350 hp merc engine.

[@honourebelfamily]

😎🇧🇸

[@Mcrichalot12]

Went on a 2021 T22 CX. Was not impressed by the quality at all. Things seemed to break much easier. The quality of the cushions are terrible. Would be a must replace for me. Couldn't see half the stuff lasting more than a couple of seasons.

[@Ognir1962]

The cushions on this boat looked cheap

[@chriswright331]

Should have left your plant in Cumberland md that was a mistake we were #1 in damage shipping safety with a million man hrs all with 2 plants working under one quota pushing out 50 to 75 boats a week with both plants and they shut us down cause shipping logistics 🤬

[@billjones3071]

70k for a small boat, where the heck do people get all this money, the boat bubble has too burst pretty soon with fuel prices so just wait these things will be everywhere

[@rogerogrant]

I dunno man, it seems to be a seller’s market. I’d love it if you were right, but boats are - rightly or wrongly - viewed as luxury items, and are priced accordingly. There ARE legit labor costs (and low sales volume) that make boat production expensive. Sportsman seems to make good boats at a reasonable price, or at least relatively reasonable.

[@mzwak2001]

This is a nice boat for the money. But yes it not a sportsman they came out of nowhere and are killing it, the new 261 is VERY NICE!

[@biffjohnson2076]

When gas hits $10/gal these things will be a dime a dozen, yet still unaffordable.

[@rogerogrant]

@@biffjohnson2076 When gas hits $10/gallon I reckon we’ll all be taking a good hard look at sailboats and horse drawn carriages! 😂 Everything old will be new again….

[@chiphill4856]

@@biffjohnson2076 the people who buy and run larger center consoles are less sensitive to fluctuations in retail prices.

[@justingreineisen7883]

Still a bayliner… nope

[@greghamaker564]

Sorry, but no to a Bayliner!

[@dougn8139]

Eat chit bro