Blazer Boats: All new for 1999 is the Blazer 202 EXT, which is 20'2" long with a 92" beam, and an unlimited horsepower rating. Standard features include twin 22-gallon fuel tanks, two insulated ice chests, twin Flow-Rite recirculating livewells with timer and overflow, automatic bilge pump, and dual rack-and-pinion steering. A new ergo-dynamically designed console has lighted rotary switches, graphite facing, and a fitted windshield. Also new is a passenger rod ramp plus extra storage compartment in the front deck. Options include an electronic package with a Lowrance 1240A flasher, LDT-3001 Digital Temperature gauge, bow-mounted 1240A flasher, and a charging system.
Bumble Bee: The 300 Ultimate is a 20'7" flyer, designed for the new 300 Super Magnum and Mariner Pro Max engines. Standard features include a 12-inch jackplate, hydraulic steering with tilt, flippin’ deck extension, foot throttle, adjustable driver’s seat, three-bank battery charger, Lowrance flasher, and temperature gauge.
Champion: The Mean 16 is a brand-new fiberglass boat measuring 15'7" with an 84" beam that fits garages and budgets. It features lockable storage, a hydraulic lid support on the engine box, tournament bench seat, and anti-feedback steering. Standard is an 18-gallon fuel tank, a 15-gallon livewell, and storage for 61⁄2' rods. Like all Champions, the Mean 16 has a patented deep-V-wedge hull known for handling and control. Compare its ride to boats two feet longer, and you’ll be pleased.
Charger: The 169 VF is a slightly smaller boat for anglers who want all the amenities necessary for a super ride at high speeds and the features to ensure comfortable, productive fishing time. The 16'9" model with an 88" beam has a maximum rating of 135hp. It features a double livewell, plenty of storage, an ice chest, big rod box, and weighs only 1,000 pounds. Capacity is 4 persons/550 pounds, or 1,100 pounds with motor and gear.
Crestliner: The CVX 18 has features to impress any angler. The welded aluminum hull features an 11-degree V with reverse-chine design that delivers a smooth, dry ride. Like many of Crestliner’s recent introductions, this boat features a 94" beam. Dual aerated livewells, larger rod lockers, and plenty of storage are standard.
Fisher: The Procraft 200 Bass is for serious bass anglers. At 20'2" and a 91" beam, 150/200hp maximum, and spacious deck layout, the Procraft 200 Bass will be appreciated by tournament anglers. It features full instrumentation by Quicksilver, two aerated timed livewells, and 44-gallon fuel capacity. The package includes Zercom in-dash sonar, pro seat and fishing chair, MotorGuide 756 trolling motor, and dual rack-and-pinion steering. (No photo provided.)
GIII: The company now produces fiberglass boats. Their new ProG Series includes a ProG 185, at 22'9" in length, ProG 175 at 22'2", and ProG 165 at 21'2". The ProG 185 is rated for 150hp and comes with a composite transom. It also features an in-floor cooler, 36-gallon fuel system, 800 gph bilge pump, two fold-down fishing chairs with 13-inch fixed extensions, tinted windscreen, and dual timed livewells. Gas-assisted lifts are standard on rod box doors and the bilge access door. Dual cable steering is standard on the ProG 185, which comes as a complete package with a Yamaha motor and GIII custom trailer.
