Sea Hunt

Sea Hunt incorporates a progressive V in the bottom of their boats. At the transom, the angle is between 15 and 21 degrees, depending on the model, and progresses to 50 to 60 degrees at the entry. The benefit is that a 15- to 21-degree deadrise will be more stable when at rest, and when you throttle up, Sea Hunt will come on plane quicker, without excess bow rise. This also aids in the boat tracking flat through turns. The Carolina flare is a classic look and keeps the boat dry and comfortable.

Sea Hunt’s flagship Gamefish 30, like the rest of the Gamefish series, delivers exactly what serious fishermen demand in a center console. It comes ready to fish with standard features like three livewells, a 60-gallon fish box, and a 117-gallon coffin box. It comes standard with a side-entry door, and the cockpit is designed to have abundant room for 360 degrees of fishing. And, of course, the Sea Hunt hull is designed to deliver a soft, dry ride.

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