Boat Overview
Boat Description
Introducing the 2025 Sportfisher 21-2RS: A Haven for Angling Enthusiasts
The Sportfisher 21-2RS pontoon boasts a construction of 5052-H36 marine-grade aluminum alloy, renowned for strength and corrosion resistance. The 2 1/2” heavy-duty extruded Z-aluminum cross channels ensure this watercraft can withstand the demands of avid boaters and anglers, providing both stability and longevity.
Designed for Convenience and Accessibility
Navigating through this pontoon is seamless thanks to the walk-thru gates at the rear, bow, and port side, all with lift and lock hinges. The 33" built-in aerated stern livewell and meticulously molded casting corners enhance its fishing functionality, making it the perfect escape for casting lines and reeling in the catch of the day.
Entertainment and Control at the Helm
Equipped with a stylish rotomolded helm console complete with lighted switches and gauges, the Sportfisher 21-2RS simplifies navigation while enhancing the boating experience. The 160-watt AM/FM/Bluetooth Jensen Stereo and four waterproof speakers deliver crisp sound for music lovers on the water.
Comfort Meets Functionality
With luxurious heavy-weight upholstery, a swivel captain's chair, plush chaise lounges, and ample storage space, comfort aboard the Sportfisher 21-2RS is unparalleled. Fishing stations and rod holders are strategically positioned for angling while integrated storage ensures gear is always within reach.
Safety and Specification Excellency
Certified by NMMA & Transport Canada, the boat adheres to rigorous safety standards. A convenient stainless steel telescopic boarding ladder and navigation lights also contribute to its reputation as a safe and dependable choice for family fun and fishing excursions.
Customizable Features for Enhanced Boating
Enjoy the additional perks of customization with optional canvas enclosures and protective cover options that offer protection and adaptability to various weather conditions, ensuring an enjoyable experience every time you set sail.
