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Triton LTS22 vs SeaHunt BX22 vs Blazer Bay 2200
Posted on 4/19/24 at 9:01 pm
Posted on 4/19/24 at 9:01 pm
Who makes the better boat? I’ve only been in the Blazer and need some advice from you fellas that know.
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Posted on 4/19/24 at 9:36 pm to TexasHand
If it were me I’m probably opting for the Triton. I do like the rolled gunnel versions of the Blazer Bays
Posted on 4/19/24 at 10:57 pm to TexasHand
That 22 Blazer is a very light boat and you will take an arse whoppin in a 2’ bay chop. As the other poster said I recommend a heavier bay boat. I had the Blazer 2170 and have lived it.
I now run a Robalo 246 Cayman with the 2nd station on Top. It’s a heavy boat and can walk across a heavy bay chop.
I now run a Robalo 246 Cayman with the 2nd station on Top. It’s a heavy boat and can walk across a heavy bay chop.
Posted on 4/19/24 at 11:13 pm to TexasHand
I bought a new 2017 220LTS with factory installed Yamaha 200 4cyl. It was not enough motor for that hull. I tried everything (props, motor height, etc..) but still had a slip of 20%. This was the re-designed hull that was supposed to be faster.
I sold it when kids wanted to hunt rather than fish.
I still can’t believe the factory specified and installed motor wouldn’t get bow out of the water. Original prop was a 21p. I called Triton and they told me that was the correct prop (full throttle achieved 4000rpm). Yamaha shares some blame as I don’t believe that motor makes 200hp.
While I would own a Triton again, I’d explore more options before purchasing another boat.
I sold it when kids wanted to hunt rather than fish.
I still can’t believe the factory specified and installed motor wouldn’t get bow out of the water. Original prop was a 21p. I called Triton and they told me that was the correct prop (full throttle achieved 4000rpm). Yamaha shares some blame as I don’t believe that motor makes 200hp.
While I would own a Triton again, I’d explore more options before purchasing another boat.
Posted on 4/20/24 at 5:54 am to TexasHand
I’ve fished in all three of that generation and owned (a 2220) Blazer for 14 years.
The Triton is the one to get.
At that time, I would dare say that Triton was likely at the top of the bay boat game.
The Blazer will rattle your teeth out and be wet at the slightest chop- JUST like a Pathfinder.
The Sea Hunt is underrated, but that brand has never garnered the prestige that it likely deserves.
A Triton LTS, well maintained, will exceed your expectations, be the best ride out of the lot, and will always look good and get you a good conversation- “man. I remember when they came out with those- they were slick”
The Triton is the one to get.
At that time, I would dare say that Triton was likely at the top of the bay boat game.
The Blazer will rattle your teeth out and be wet at the slightest chop- JUST like a Pathfinder.
The Sea Hunt is underrated, but that brand has never garnered the prestige that it likely deserves.
A Triton LTS, well maintained, will exceed your expectations, be the best ride out of the lot, and will always look good and get you a good conversation- “man. I remember when they came out with those- they were slick”
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