Research 2019 - Eastern Boats - 22 Center Console

In response to customer and dealer suggestions, Eastern developed the roomy 22 Center Console design from our successful 248 Downeast-style hull with 8'6" beam.

The 22 hull combines a sharp bow entry with a soft chine, a relatively flat bottom aft, and a keel for good tracking on course.

A molded bottom strake offers lift while knocking down spray. The hull shape provides a soft, smooth, efficient ride at speeds in the 'teens and twenties with only a 115-hp outboard.

The 22 CC is big and strong enough to take on snotty near-coastal waters safely for hard-core anglers and explorers while providing a spacious shallow-draft platform for beach picnics and sunset cruises. She offers room for seating and storage both fore and aft, plus a large console with space for a portable toilet inside and room on top for serious electronics.

Seating includes cushioned forward benches (storage under), a double-wide cushion in front of the console (ditto), and rear cushioned seating on either side of the transom splashwell.

For weather protection, add a T-top and a folding bow dodger. Fishing features include rod holders and racks, an optional livewell, and tackle storage. Like all Easterns, the 22 CC relishes multiple tasks for her families.
Draft: 1 ft. 2 in.
Beam: 8 ft. 6 in.
Standard features:
Specs
Length Overall: 21' 10"
Beam: 8' 6"
Draft: 14"
Freeboard: 24"
Weight: 2, 295 lbs
Transom: 20" or 25"
Recommended Horsepower: 115HP

Features
Navigation Lights
Stainless Steel Hardware
Black Rub Rail
Spray Rails
Fuel Filter & Water Separator
Electric Bilge Pump & Auto Float
64 Gallon Fuel Tank
4 Flush Mounted SS Rod Holders
V-Berth Seating with Cushions
Compass
In-Floor Storage
Leaning Post
Console Windshield & Rail
Boot Stripe
Self Bailing, Molded Inner Liner
Inspection Deck Plates
Scuppers
Stainless Bow Eye
12V Switch Panel
Rod Rack Each Side
Large Console with Porta Pottie,
Front Seat & Cushion
12V Accessory Plug
Hydraulic Steering Bay Star
Rear Seat / Splashwell
Vinyl Upholstery

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