Just 5.70 is Bayliners 190 Deck Boat long, and can still transport eleven people in reasonable comfort, thanks in part to the wide bow section. If there are a few less, there are hardly any limits to the fun on the water. Even the smallest boat in the series offers plenty of padded seating (in addition to the driver's seat) and storage space for food, drinks, sports equipment and other accessories. In terms of space, the Deck Boats can and should compete with pontoon boats, but the real hull also makes them more agile and manoeuvrable.
Various equipment options are available. The Fishing version, for example, does away with the windscreen completely, but has a fish box, a trolling motor and storage space for rods. The Sport version comes with a tower and larger bathing platform. The standard outfit comes with a biminitop with separating curtain. The windscreen - if desired - has a closable passage to the foredeck. Two outboard engine options are offered by Bayliner, either with 115 hp or 150 hp from Mercury at the stern.

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