2026 Bayliner M Series M17 Boat in Milledgeville, GA 31061 US

Make way for easy-going adventure in this ** 2026 Bayliner® M Series M17**-a deck boat that's basically an invitation to turn "we should get out on the water" into an actual plan. Finished in ****, it looks sharp at the dock and even better when it's cutting across a calm bay with the sun bouncing off the fiberglass hull.



At **17 feet (5.2 m)** long with a **90-inch (2.3 m) beam**, the M17 hits that sweet spot: compact enough to feel nimble, yet roomy enough to spread out and bring the crew. With capacity for **7 passengers** and up to **1,000 lbs** of weight capacity, it's ready for a full day of laughs, snacks, and "one more lap" around the shoreline. Up front, the open bow gives you **three seats** for prime views-perfect for sightseeing, lounging, or calling dibs on the best breeze.



This M17 is built for uncomplicated fun. The **open-top helm** keeps everything airy and connected to the day, while a **bench-style helm seating configuration** with **three helm seats** makes it easy for the captain and co-pilots to stay in the action. Need a spot for someone to claim as their "favorite seat"? There's also **one cockpit chair**, and the cockpit's **fiberglass flooring** keeps things simple and boat-life practical.



Power comes from an **outboard** setup with **fuel injection** (carburetion type: **fuel injected**), delivering crisp response for cruising, coves, and quick hops between hangout spots. With a recommended range of **60 to 90 horsepower**, an **18-gallon (68.1 L)** fuel capacity, **power trim**, and a **propeller** propulsion setup paired with a **1.83:1 gear ratio**, it's engineered for predictable, confidence-building handling. Add in **remote or tiller steering control** options and a clear **fuel gauge** for fuel level warnings, and the focus stays where it should: on the water ahead.



With a **16° deadrise** and a manageable **dry weight of 1,984 lbs (899.9 kg)**, the M17 feels composed and ready to play-whether you're cruising mellow or carving a few spirited turns before heading back for another sunset pass.