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- The Hull Truth - Boating and Fishing Forum - Pioneer 175
Pioneer is a pretty young company, they have put out just over 1200 unsinkable, lifetime warr boats total so far They have alot of stuff that is considered upgrades from other mfg's like pop-up cleats, all double clamped, all ss thruhulls, ss rubrails, etc I think you'd have to look hard to find anyone that isnt happy with their pioneer
- The Hull Truth - Boating and Fishing Forum - Pioneer 222 Islander . . .
The older models still command a premium, but I'd rather but a Pioneer over a sea hunt or sea pro of that age I think Another option is to go 2 ft smaller with a 202 Pretty much the same number of seats, and honestly, it looks like you lose room in the front of the 202 but gain room in the rear
- Review: Pioneer 220 BaySport Yami F250 - Simrad NSS8 Nav Plat+ - UE Boom
Pioneer BaySport 220 Yamaha F250 I'll come right out and state that Pioneer knocked it totally out of the park with this hybrid hull The higher gunnels, sharp entry, big flare, and moderate deadrise make for a perfect inshore near shore package
- The Hull Truth - Boating and Fishing Forum - Pioneer 202 Sportfish . . .
Pioneer chose to build a high quality boat owing its strength very much to modern build technology, rather than weight and hull thickness The recommended horsepowers consider the options (t-top, livewells, bolsters and cushions etc ) and the hp needed to push a heavily loaded boat
- is there truth in KeyWest, Pioneer, and Tidewater are the same company
Hey guys i been looking around at different boats and I keep looking at these three and I have not yet priced them i love the pioneer 22sportfish, i also like the key west 211 and 244, but the tidewater 210 and 230 are also very nice looking boats how similar and different are these hulls being that I hear they are made all by the same company it seems the tidewater and the keywest are very
- The Hull Truth - Boating and Fishing Forum - Pioneer 202 Islander vs . . .
The Pioneer seems to have an overall better fit and finish, but a couple of differences are making my decision difficult First thing is the SH is about 1 5ft longer than the Pioneer- so a bigger boat The standard motor on the Pioneer is a Suzuki 150- which the dealer assured me will meet my needs
- Boating and Fishing Forum - Pioneer 197 Boat Review - The Hull Truth
Pioneer markets the boat as a 197 because the centerline length is 19'7" if you don't count the little bump-out at the transom where the motor attaches (19'10" LOA) Also, I don't mean to be argumentative but how in the heck is a 19'7" Pioneer a "bigger boat" than a Bluewater 2150 with a centerline length of 21'5" plus the Armstrong bracket (23
- The Hull Truth - Boating and Fishing Forum - Grady CE 191 vs Pioneer . . .
pioneer islander 202 is the longest by 5 and 6 inches scout has the widest beam at 8’6” while the pioneer and Grady are at 8’2” pioneer is the lightest at 1900 pounds Grady is 2360 and scout is 2150 Pioneer and scout draft 13” and the Grady at 14” essentially these are all 3 very similar boats and I am torn at this time
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