2027 Crestliner Kodiak 1650 SC Boat in Milledgeville, GA 31061 US

Meet the 2027 Crestliner Kodiak 1650 SC in -a boat that looks ready to slip off the trailer and head straight for first cast. With its sharp Deep V attitude and the honest, get-after-it practicality you want from a Jon Boat at heart, this aluminum rig feels like it was built for anglers who don't wait around for "perfect conditions."



At 16.3 feet (196 inches / 5 meters) long with an 81-inch (2.1 m) beam, the Kodiak 1650 SC hits that sweet spot: compact enough to be nimble around shorelines and tight spots, but still sized to feel confident when the water turns choppy. A 10-degree deadrise helps it carry itself with a sure-footed ride, while the 20-inch transom is set up for an outboard with classic propeller propulsion-simple, proven, and ready for long days of running and re-running your favorite stretches.



This one is built to bring friends along for the story. There's room for 5 passengers, backed by a 1,300 lb weight capacity, so you can load up the crew and the essentials without turning your deck into a puzzle. And because "all day" should actually mean all day, the 12-gallon (45.4 L) fuel capacity gives you a comfortable cushion for exploring new water and making one more run to that spot that "looked fishy earlier."



At the console, you've got a straightforward setup: open-top style with a chair helm seating configuration that keeps you connected to the water and in control. And when it's time to settle in and fish, the included fishing pedestal chair gives you a dedicated perch to work a shoreline, hover over structure, or simply enjoy the quiet between bites.



Speaking of bites-this Kodiak brings practical fish storage into the mix with 17 gallons (64.4 L) of total fishbox capacity, so your catch (or your cold-storage plan) has a proper place to go.



With a dry weight of 1,353 lbs (613.7 kg) and a max recommended 60 bhp (44.8 kW), it's a confident, capable package that's eager to run-finished off in for a look that stands out at the ramp and feels right at home on the water.