2004 Triumph 190 Bay Sold Boat in Palmetto, FL US
Built in 2004
190 Bay
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19 feet
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 2004 Triumph 190 Bay | ||||||
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| Price | $9,995 | $9,995 | $9,900 | $10,900 | $8,888 | $8,500 |
| Location | Palmetto | Crystal River | Clearwater | Lake Worth | Key Largo | Saint Cloud |
| Nominal Length | 19' | 17' | - | 22' | 19' | 19' |
| Engine Make | - | Yamaha | - | - | - | - |
| Total Engine Power | - | 40 hp | 200 hp | 200 hp | - | 115 hp |
| Days on Market | 3762 | 15 | 2 | 38 | 644 | 83 |
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The Triumph 190 bay is a rugged craft that combines unmatched durability and made of environmentally friendly Marie formulated rotationally molded polymer called Roplene. Its the same material of which white water kayaks, portable dock for the military and crash barriers are made. The attributes of Roplene - strength, durability, impact and corrosion resistance - translate to safe and carefree boating wile delivering an unbelievably smooth and quiet ride. Safe because they're virtually unsinkable and practically indestructible. Carefree because you'll spend less time maintaining, polishing and repairing your boat, and more time on the water.
This 2004 model is on a trailer, has a 115hp Yamaha Four Stroke with low hours, Aluminum T-top with rocket launchers, VHF, Depth finder and has been lift kept.
The Triumph 190 bay is a rugged craft that combines unmatched durability and made of environmentally friendly Marie formulated rotationally molded polymer called Roplene. Its the same material of which white water kayaks, portable dock for the military and crash barriers are made. The attributes of Roplene - strength, durability, impact and corrosion resistance - translate to safe and carefree boating wile delivering an unbelievably smooth and quiet ride. Safe because they're virtually unsinkable and practically indestructible. Carefree because you'll spend less time maintaining, polishing and repairing your boat, and more time on the water.
This 2004 model is on a trailer, has a 115hp Yamaha Four Stroke with low hours, Aluminum T-top with rocket launchers, VHF, Depth finder and has been lift kept.
Triumph 190 Bay: BoatTEST Review
Overview
The Bay 190 by Triumph Boats is a fishing boat designed to offer a range of well-thought-out standard features at an affordable price point. Positioned between the 170 and 210 models in Triumph's lineup, the 190 Bay caters to anglers seeking a versatile vessel capable of handling both choppy waters and shallow flats. The boat’s construction utilizes an innovative process to produce durable rope lean hulls, ensuring toughness and longevity.
Exterior Design and Fishing Features
The Bay 190 features a wide beam that enhances stability and fishing comfort. The bow area is spacious enough for casting nets, with a non-skid surface to provide secure footing in rough conditions. Beneath the bow deck, there is ample storage on both sides, one of which can be used as a fish box. For anglers using trolling motors, a 12-volt electrical plug is standard, and an optional mounting kit is available. A fishing seat is installed at the bow, with batteries for the trolling motor stored underneath. Additionally, a bait well equipped with an aerator pump is located beneath this seat. Fishing rods can be stored vertically along the console sides and horizontally along the hull sides, while grab rails provide solid support when navigating rough waters.
Helm and Cockpit Amenities
The helm station is equipped with essential instrumentation including a speedometer, tachometer, fuel gauge, compass, and horn. A 12-volt power outlet and a glove box for dry storage are also included. The steering system employs a no-feedback design for improved handling. Our test model featured a CD player with console-mounted speakers for entertainment. The helm seat includes a reversible backrest allowing seating in either direction, and beneath it is a 72-quart cooler for convenient access to refreshments. Cup holders are integrated into the helm area and near the stern seats. The stern seats fold away to maximize fishing space, and additional storage beneath them can accommodate another fish box. An optional swim ladder was also fitted on the test boat, enhancing utility.
Power and Performance
During testing, the Bay 190 achieved a top speed of 36 miles per hour at 5,400 RPM and planed within approximately three seconds. Cruising speed was recorded at 29.9 miles per hour at 4,500 RPM, with a fuel consumption rate of 10.1 gallons per hour. Equipped with a 39-gallon fuel tank, the boat offers an estimated range of about 100 miles, making it efficient for day trips to favorite fishing spots.
Conclusion
The Bay 190 by Triumph Boats presents a compelling option for anglers seeking an affordable, durable, and versatile fishing boat. Its thoughtful design details, solid construction, and respectable performance metrics make it a practical choice for those who want to maximize their time on the water without incurring the higher costs associated with larger models. Overall, the 190 Bay stands out as a capable and economical fishing platform in the 19-foot category.
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