2012 Everglades Boats 230CC

STATE OF THE ARTStep onto the Everglades 230CC and you'll see as much forward thinking squeezed into 23 feet 7 inches as is humanly possible. Everywhere you look, this boat makes you stop and say, "Now that's pretty darn smart." Starting right up front, the traditional-style bow roller integrates a removable ladder for easy boarding from the beach. This boarding ladder, once detached, is collapsible for handy storage right on board (where, of course, you'll find plenty of storage throughout). In addition, the bow rail is split at the center for convenient boarding access. Behind the console, the leaning post converts smartly and securely to a bench seat and the footrest folds up and down. To the rear, the powder-coated aluminum stern rail integrates ski tow, rod holders, and grab handles for the swim platforms and aft seats. Like everything else on board the Everglades 230CC, it's designed for performance, style, convenience and an efficient use of space. Speaking of convenience, the 230CC features a spacious head with Porta Potti - a rare and welcome commodity on a boat this size. At the transom, oversized fiberglass swim platforms are stylishly integrated into the deck without external supports. Each is 30 inches long and extends the overall length of the boat by over a foot. A boarding ladder is built into the underside of the port swim platform, allowing for easy boarding from the water. Naturally, we want you to be comfortable with your purchase. That's why you'll find a full sun deck joining the front console seats to the cushioned bow area, which features an ample fishbox or storage below. Sure, the Everglades 230CC is a fishing machine through and through (even the sun deck doubles as a casting platform), but it's just as big on luxury and family comfort. When you think about it, that combination alone qualifies as quite an amazing innovation.
Beam: 8 ft. 7 in.
Fuel tank capacity: 112
Water tank capacity: 9
Speed max: 47