Types
Boat types in the primer. Each card opens a spec sheet: purpose, size bands, builders, and where to get them. You do not need an account to read this.
Featured types
All types
- Bass boatLow-profile tournament hulls built for bass fishing.24 builders
- BowriderOpen bow seating for lake day cruising and swimming.44 builders
- CatamaranTwin-hull stability for fishing, cruising, or sailing.21 builders
- CruiserCabin cruisers for weekends aboard with galley and berths.53 builders
- Cuddy cabinSmall forward cabin for overnight or weather on day boats.22 builders
- Deck boatWide bow deck on a V-hull for groups and day cruising.26 builders
- Dual consoleTwo consoles with walk-through windshield for day boating.20 builders
- Express cruiserFast cabin boats with open cockpit and overnight berths.10 builders
- Fish and skiDual-purpose runabouts for fishing mornings and tow sports.51 builders
- Flats boatUltra-shallow poling skiffs for sight-fishing flats.11 builders
- High performanceSpeed-oriented V-hulls for lake and coastal thrills.16 builders
- Jet boatJet drive for shallow rivers and beach launching.9 builders
- Jon boatFlat-bottom aluminum utility boats for rivers and ponds.8 builders
- PilothouseEnclosed helm for cold weather and longer coastal runs.6 builders
- SailboatWind-powered hulls from daysailers to coastal cruisers.17 builders
- Ski/wakeTow-sports hulls for slalom, wakeboard, and tubing.13 builders
- SkiffSimple open hulls for skinny water and light tackle.18 builders
- SportfishOffshore fishing hulls with tower, cockpit, and range.31 builders
- Wake boatInboard V-drives tuned for wakesurfing and wakeboarding.23 builders
- WalkaroundSide decks and cabin for coastal fishing with some shelter.17 builders
