2027 Bulls Bay 200CC Boat in Clearwater, FL 33759 US

Meet the 2027 Bulls Bay 200CC, finished in a head-turning that looks right at home whether you're easing along the shoreline at sunrise or pulling up to the dock with the day's best stories ready to be told.



Built as a bay boat with a center console layout, this 200CC is all about easy movement, open sightlines, and the kind of confidence that comes from a smart, balanced design. At 19.2 ft (5.9 m) long with a 100 in (2.5 m) beam, it hits that sweet spot: big enough to feel stable when the water gets lively, yet sized to stay nimble when you're weaving through your favorite spots. The fiberglass hull keeps things solid and purposeful, while the 18° deadrise is tuned for a ride that feels composed and predictable.



Step aboard and you'll appreciate how this boat is set up for real, comfortable days on the water. With room for up to 8 passengers and a 1,100 lb weight capacity, it's ready for a full crew-whether that means family, friends, or your most competitive fishing buddies. At the helm, the bench seating keeps the vibe social and relaxed, and the open-top helm area invites the breeze in (because a perfect day shouldn't feel boxed in). When the weather shifts or you want a bit more protection on the run, the walk-through windshield adds a thoughtful touch that makes time underway feel smoother.



Power comes from an outboard setup, with a max recommended 200 horsepower, giving this boat the kind of punch that makes quick hops and longer runs equally appealing. And with 55 gallons of fuel capacity, you can spend more time exploring and less time eyeing the gauge.



When the plan turns to bringing home the goods, you've got 35 gallons of total fishbox capacity ready to help keep things organized. Add in a 15 in draft (drive down) and a 25 in transom height, and you've got a platform that's clearly designed for purposeful days-whether you're cruising, casting, or doing a little of both.



Also available in Black, Carolina Blue, Steel Blue, Abaco Green, Seafoam, Silver, Tanglewood, and White-but there's something about this one that just feels like the start of a tradition.