2007 Robalo 26 Sold Boat in Key Largo, FL US
Built in 2007
26
2 Engines (2x Yamaha)
26.7 feet
Gas
Fiberglass/Reinforced
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| Price | $59,900 | $59,900 | $59,990 | $59,999 | $60,995 | $58,504 |
| Location | Key Largo | Miami | Palmetto | Miami | Clearwater | Marathon |
| Nominal Length | 27' | 28' | - | 28' | - | 17' |
| Engine Make | Yamaha | Yamaha | - | Yamaha | - | YAMAHA |
| Total Engine Power | 500 hp | 250 hp | - | 225 hp | - | 90 hp |
| Days on Market | 3807 | 7 | 4 | 21 | 1 | 395 |
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This beauty is indoor kept, only 366 hours on Yamaha twin 250, 4-strokes.
Leaning post, T-top, outriggers, RayMarine GPS/plotter, head in the console, fold down transom seat, bow seating, bow cushions, battery charger, fresh & raw water wash-down, trim tabs, forward Bimini, electric windlass, and a stereo w/remote.
This beauty is indoor kept, only 366 hours on Yamaha twin 250, 4-strokes.
Leaning post, T-top, outriggers, RayMarine GPS/plotter, head in the console, fold down transom seat, bow seating, bow cushions, battery charger, fresh & raw water wash-down, trim tabs, forward Bimini, electric windlass, and a stereo w/remote.
2007 Robalo 26 Video Tours
Robalo 26: BoatTEST Review
Overview
The Robalo 226 Cayman is a 22-foot bay boat designed to navigate both shallow waters and unprotected coastal environments. The design team aimed to create a versatile vessel capable of accessing skinny water while maintaining solid offshore performance. This review by BowTest.com, led by Captain Steve, explores the boat's features, layout, and performance characteristics.
Exterior Design and Deck Layout
The 226 Cayman features a spacious forward casting deck accessed by two steps measuring eight and seven inches respectively. The deck spans 4 feet 6 inches at its center and extends 6 feet across, with extended legs on either side. Centrally located is one of three live wells, a 30-gallon insulated and gasketed compartment with an aerator that can double as a fish box. The aft casting deck measures 8 feet 1 inch wide, constructed entirely of fiberglass with a non-skid surface. All hardware is flush-mounted to minimize tripping hazards. The boat includes two rod holders at the stern and two cup holders that also serve as rod holders. On each side of the aft casting deck are two additional 30-gallon live wells, tinted blue and insulated, allowing for separation of bait with rounded dividers. This brings the total live well capacity to 90 gallons. A 5-gallon bucket is conveniently located in the port quarter for cast netters, with a hatch that opens inward for easy trailer access. The engine well includes a raw water washdown system. A flip-up rumble seat with a 20-inch high backrest and 42-inch width is positioned centrally on the casting deck, providing a comfortable, wind-protected seating option. The seat features articulating hinges for ample storage access, and an aft bulkhead compartment helps organize storage and battery access.
Side Decks and Storage
The side decks provide 15 and a half inches of space between the bolsters and the optional T-top rail. Notably, the 226 Cayman includes standard bolsters, which is uncommon for a 22-foot boat. Beneath these bolsters are rod holders designed to accommodate full-size offshore rods, with lockable latches for secure storage. The starboard side holds six rods, while the port side holds five. The rod storage hatches are front-hinged, allowing side access even when the boat is on a trailer, a thoughtful design improvement over typical side-opening hatches. A forward-facing seat adds to onboard comfort.
Console and Helm Features
The console interior is accessed via a forward-opening hatch and includes an optional porta-potty compartment. While functional, the reviewer suggests that concealing the aft bulkhead would improve aesthetics and safety in rough seas. The helm is equipped with several standard features rarely seen in this class, including digital gauges, stainless steel switches with integrated circuit breakers, a stereo remote control, and a centrally mounted GPS chartplotter. The curved windshield is distortion-free at the edges and mounted on an aluminum frame beneath, avoiding dirt accumulation and cracking common with side-mounted windshields. Two small padded cubbies with drainage are located port and starboard, one featuring a jack for phone or spotlight connections.
Optional T-Top and Seating
An optional fiberglass hardtop T-top is available, featuring powder-coated rails, an integrated handrail, spreader lights, and four rocket launcher rod holders across the rear. An electronics box is mounted above the helm. The leaning post includes a standard backrest, which is typically an upgrade on similar boats. Beneath the leaning post is a 54-quart Igloo cooler. The upholstery uses 36-ounce vinyl with a 10-ounce top coat, representing one of the highest quality grades in the industry.
Power and Performance
The standard engine for the 226 Cayman is a 150-horsepower unit, but the test boat was equipped with an upgraded 200-horsepower Yamaha four-stroke, with a maximum rating of 250 horsepower. Paired with a 17 by 14 and a quarter Reliance propeller, the boat achieved a top speed of 45.4 miles per hour while consuming 19.4 gallons per hour. The most economical cruise occurred at 3,500 RPM and 24.8 miles per hour, reducing fuel consumption to 5.2 gallons per hour. This efficiency provides a range of 258 miles and an endurance of six hours and 24 minutes, maintaining a 10% fuel reserve. The hull features Robalo's extended V-plane design with a reverse transom, which improves planing times and flotation. Stability was evident during side-to-side movement, with planing speed reached in 3.4 seconds, 20 miles per hour in 4.8 seconds, and 30 miles per hour in 7.7 seconds. The 15-degree dead rise offers a balanced combination of offshore capability and a shallow 12-inch draft.
Handling and Ergonomics
Although the boat was not tested in rough sea conditions, experience with a smaller sister model suggests the 226 Cayman is well-suited for offshore environments beyond protected inlets. The boat demonstrated docile handling characteristics, carving smoothly through turns. The SeaStar hydraulic steering was noted to be somewhat stiff. Ergonomics at the helm were rated as excellent, contributing to an overall comfortable and functional driving experience.
Conclusion
The Robalo 226 Cayman presents a well-thought-out design for anglers seeking a versatile bay boat capable of handling both shallow waters and offshore conditions. Its spacious deck layout, ample live well capacity, thoughtful storage solutions, and quality construction details make it a practical choice. Powered by a reliable Yamaha engine, the boat delivers solid performance with efficient fuel consumption and stable handling. While minor aesthetic improvements could be made to the console area, the overall package reflects Robalo's commitment to functionality and durability in a 22-foot platform.
Overview from around the web 2007 Robalo 26
Customers praise the 2007 Robalo 26 for its solid construction, spacious layout, and versatile performance
Many highlight its smooth and stable ride, making it ideal for both offshore fishing and family cruising. The boat's ample storage, quality finishes, and comfortable seating receive frequent compliments, as does its user-friendly design that appeals to both experienced anglers and casual boaters alike. Overall, owners appreciate the 2007 Robalo 26 for combining practicality with style and reliability on the water.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 2007 Robalo 26 is a versatile and well-regarded center console boat that offers a range of features suited for both fishing and family cruising. Here are some of the key pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Spacious Layout: The 26-foot length provides ample deck space for fishing, entertaining, and relaxing, making it comfortable for day trips.
Solid Construction: Robalo is known for quality craftsmanship, and the 2007 model features a durable fiberglass hull designed for stability and smooth handling.
Versatile Fishing Features: Equipped with rod holders, live wells, and plenty of storage, it’s well-suited for anglers of all levels.
Comfort Amenities: Includes seating areas, a T-top for shade, and optional head compartments, making it family-friendly.
Good Performance: With efficient power options, the boat delivers reliable speed and fuel economy, suitable for various water conditions.
Cons
Limited Cabin Space: While it has some shelter options, it lacks a full cabin, which may limit overnight or extended cruising comfort.
Weight: The solid build adds weight, which can affect trailering ease and may require a robust towing vehicle.
Outdated Electronics: Being a 2007 model, the onboard electronics may be outdated unless upgraded.
Maintenance: As with any older boat, upkeep and maintenance costs can add up, especially if previous owners have not kept up with regular care.
Made For
The 2007 Robalo 26 is ideal for anglers and boating enthusiasts who seek a versatile, high-performance center console boat. Perfect for those who enjoy offshore fishing, day cruising, and family outings, it offers a blend of comfort, durability, and advanced fishing features. Whether you're a serious fisherman looking for a reliable platform or a recreational boater wanting spacious seating and smooth handling, the Robalo 26 meets a variety of needs on the water.
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2 Fishing Village Dr, Key Largo, FL, 33037
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