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Bass Boat
Designed to get to the fish as quickly as possible, these boats
are usually outfitted with larger outboard motors. There are storage
areas on board to store fishing poles, tackle and other gear. There
is often a raised-deck casting platform, swivel seating, electronics
and livewells, along with a designated area for a trolling motor.
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Bow Rider
Named after the open seating area in the bow, these boats are
suited for waterskiing and short-distance cruising. They are usually
powered via outboard motor or stern-drive.
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Cabin Cruiser
These small cruisers generally use outboard or stern-drive power
and are great for day cruising. They have a compact cabin area to
allow for overnight stays and often have simple cooking capabilities.
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Day Sailer
Small sailboats that are used for small-lake sailing or short
outings on calm waters. They may have a centerboard or a fixed keel,
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Deck Boat
Named for the one-level deck throughout, this multi-purpose craft
can be used for anything from fishing, swimming, sunbathing or short
cruises. They usually accommodate a number of people. Most are outboard
powered but they may use stern-drives as well.
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Fishing Boat
These boats are designed specifically to allow for fishing from
anywhere on the deck. They are often equipped with space for the
storage of poles and gear. Most are outboard powered and they may
have a small cabin.
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Sailboat
Sailboats come in a variety of sizes, some with cabin features.
They can have single or multiple sails, and often have motors for
backup power. |
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High-Performance
Built for speed, these boats are usually equipped with multiple,
sophisticated outboard and stern drive engines. They often have
comfortable cabins. High-performance craft will be subject to underwriting
review.
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Jet Boat
Powered by jet pumps that are linked to engines, jet boats can
be small craft that accommodate only a few people or larger varieties
that can pull waterskiiers.
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Pontoon Boat
Pontoon boats usually have two aluminum barrel-like hulls under
a stable deck with railings all the way around. They are very versatile
and can be used for fishing, sunbathing and cruising around inland
lakes. Often they have a sun canopy to provide a shaded area and
ample seating. Pontoon boats are most often powered by outboards.
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Runabout
The multi-purpose runabout is a great boat for a variety of activities:
waterskiing, fishing, swimming, tubing, wakeboarding or sunbathing.
They can have an open or closed bow and can be powered by outboard
or stern-drive engines.
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Flats Boat
A unique craft for getting in shallow waters for fishing, flats
boats often have tilting outboard motors. They are equipped with
a platform that allows the captain to use a long pole to push the
craft along, as well as offer a better viewpoint from which to spot
fish.
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Personal Watercraft
Craft for one, two, three or more people that can be stood on or straddled. Personal Watercraft are often referred to by their brand names such as Jet Ski®, Wave Runner® or Sea Doo®.
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