This is a well built product that is built in Gainesville, Texas. They will customize it pretty much anyway you want. Very stable fishing platform for two big guys. You will need a trailer tho.
i took a 22ft veranda tri toon an just had them put rails on it put an xpress center console in it built a couple of boxes in the front an fishing chairs in the back started out as a cheap project by the time the 250 motor big trolling motor an 12 inch simrad it fishes well but pricey.
back in late 80's/early 90's there was a guy who fished redman/BFL tournys in alabama out of a inboard/outboard ski boat...back then the tournys were draw touraments and I was told that if you drew him,he would make you flip a coin to see whose boat you took....he had trolling motor mounted up front plus a seat in front and back but I was told that about all you could do out of it was fish off the bank because it wasn't very manuevable and you couldn't get in very shallow water....
Because I have a family that is pretty adamant about be getting a pontoon boat for family activities, I've actually kicked around the idea of a tri-toon fully rigged into a tournament bass boat. A pontoon would be to slow and probably burn a ton more fuel than a tri-toon or bass boat. I've fished out of a couple of pontoons with around 50 hp motors and about 15 mph is all they'd do. Tri-toons will plane more like a regular boat and get way more speed and efficiency than a pontoon. If I were to do it, I'd probably go with at least 150 horsepower.
Had a hurricane center that fished well. Upgraded to a skeeter sx2350 which i can fish lake and ocean, tube or ski with detached tow sling, has removeable deck pads and back rest on front deck. It can be put on for tubing skiing or family boating swimming activities. First pic is the hurricane and the next ones will be the skeeter bay boat sx2350. Cant do without top if wanting some more bass boat like., but it makes a great fishing and family boat that can do it all. But i would look at those two over a pontoon.