New trophy line
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Aquaholic
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Here was a thread from when they brought back the CC Trophy a few years ago.
Bayliner brings back the Trophy CC for 2020
At the Vancouver boat show, they have a rare 2020 Bayliner 22' CC Trophy, a new/old model for Bayliner. One of the big differences is that the front is squared off like some bowriders, to maximize the interior space. There are 2 versions of the hull, the CC and the CX. The CC is a fishing...
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Aquaholic
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Look how they kept the bow entry blunt for maximum cabin and cuddy width.
Captain PartyMarty
Crew Member
I saw them in person at the Seattle show. Definitely not my kind of styling. Gel coat looked pretty poor kind of like they where struggling to get it to shine.
Clint r
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Not my cup of tea either. As hard as I squint I can’t really see a fishing boat there
Slabbedout
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My buddy was talking about seeing them in Seattle and described it as a “ leatherman” type boat. As in it can be used for a lot of different purposes but it’s not the proper tool for any of them.
I guess they will be popular though if they are priced decent
I guess they will be popular though if they are priced decent
Rain City
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So were the Juneaus and the Cutwaters but they sold like hotcakes. There are far more cruisers on the water than strictly fisherman. Having fish lockers, a live well, a bait station, toe grabs! and a 9.5 beam has certainly made them far fishier than those other boats. All while maintaining the wife appeal. And a 25 foot with a full stand up head is almost unheard of in most platforms. These tick A LOT of boxes.
Slabbedout
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Yeah definitely more wife / family friendly than a boat set up for strictly fishing. He did comment on the sliding seat feature and the separate stand up head being well thought out.
Any idea of price points in Canadian $$ ?
Any idea of price points in Canadian $$ ?
Rain City
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I think someone else had mentioned $169 US
Slabbedout
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Yeah I figured 225-250 Canadian $$ all done up.
My thought is it’s way beyond my budget and the boats you mentioned have nicer finish to them for the similar price range.
My thought is it’s way beyond my budget and the boats you mentioned have nicer finish to them for the similar price range.
barkerfam
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you may well be right. I don't like the sliding door.
I did own a trophy before and it was a great boat. Glad to see them back in the market. Competition is good for the consumer.
hb
Rain City
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I'd have to see the up to date pricing but I thought the Cutwaters were way more. I know the 30 was well over 500k.
Coyote Spooner
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They have a pricing tool, at Bayliner.com. I wish I knew how to post a link. The T25 was around $150k US. The T29 is around $220k. The website pictures aren’t great.
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