Golden. Oh, yeah, and I'll stick with my Bass Cat.

LOL...ME TOO

Just the pro trails really. My partner had a new merc 250 on his 210 champion and it started having some issues. With so many backed up waiting he told them to send a 300 instead of fixing the 250 and waiting. The 300 is a beast even on the heavy champion

Because Phoenix is a rebranded Bumble Bee

Looks like a .Japanese boat, oh wait, it is a Japanese boat.

Huh?

Yamaha- Skeeter- get it ?

i guess.

Skeeter-built in Texas. Yamaha - Japanese

Best of both worlds if ya ask me.

Japs were pretty smart. Why take a chance on building our own boat, let's buy one people already like and put our motors on it. Win, win. I like'em.

Worth it.

So I woke up early and tried to find 300 HP rated boats. Looks like Gambler and Sterling. I looked up Bullet and Allison also. Surprisingly on those websites they don't advertise or play up what the HP rating is. Gambler makes a 22' boat. The Gambler/Sterling platforms are some crazy-looking boats as is the Allison. Bullet on the other hand looks pretty cool but I didn't see an obvious over 250 HP rated boat. And when it comes down to it all these boats have an essentially similar layout and storage setup as most bass boats do. For any owners of the above, don't take offense at my descriptions. I just don't see very many of those brands here in East Texas. When it comes time to get another new boat, I'll likely get another Skeeter. Good thing about bass boats is they hold value pretty well and hence decent trade in /resale value.

Triton is rated for a 300, it was an option from the factory when I ordered mine last month.

Most people have no idea where/how the horsepower ratings for boats come from. https://www.boats.com/capacity-and-horsepower-defined/

Bullet and Allison are unlimited. You can put whatever you want on them. Ranger 521L and Charger 210 are rated for a 300. I think the Ballistic 223 is unlimited. I'm sure there are a lot more but that's just off the top of my head.