Bayliner T20 Bay Boats For Sale

The Bayliner Trophy T20 is a V-bottom center console that returned the Trophy name to Bayliner's lineup for 2021, built for anglers who also want a family-friendly day boat. It comes in two transom layouts: the CC, which has a flat rear casting deck with two flip-up jump seats, and the CX, which uses a fixed bench seat with a walkthrough to the transom. The hull is wood-free and carries a deep-V bow with roughly four strakes per side. Unlike the Element-based T18 and T21 center consoles, this is a true V-bottom designed for rougher water, which separates it from a flatter bay boat. A 22-foot version is offered alongside the 20.

Power on most boats is a Mercury 150 four-stroke, with the hull rated for up to 200 horsepower. With four adults aboard, a full fuel tank and gear, the Mercury 150 pushes the T20 to about 38 mph at the top end. The deep hull and multiple strakes give a stable, dry ride, and owners have run it through three- to four-foot seas on open water like Lake Champlain without trouble. The Mercury 150 four-stroke has proven reliable across multiple seasons of charter use.

The console is heavy-duty, with a stainless steel windshield frame, two helm foot positions and seating for two to three. Electronics options include a Simrad display integrated with Mercury Vessel View for engine data and chartplotting; the 20-footer ships with a more traditional dash to hold cost down, with room to flush-mount a fish finder. The T-top carries rod holders and folds forward by removing a single screw, with no tools, for garage storage or HOA height limits. A head compartment fits inside the console of both the 20 and 22, with space for a porta-potti and the fresh water tank mounted above.

The CC layout comes standard with two live wells, one at the transom and one built into the helm, either of which doubles as a cooler. The stern carries two long swim platforms, about two feet each, for boarding from either side. Equipment includes a freshwater shower, a ski pylon, abundant rod holders, recessed side rod storage and a leaning post with its own live well. Bow seats lift to reveal drainable storage that works as an ice box, and the boat is rated for eight people.

The bow runs full cushions for bow-rider use, all removable to open a forward casting deck, with a filler insert to extend the platform. Storage sits under all three bow sections, and a 6-foot adult can sit comfortably forward in the 20-foot hull.

The T20 is priced as a value boat; a 2021 20CC with the upgraded Mercury 150, Vessel View, Simrad, freshwater shower, ski pylon and a trailer with a swing-away tongue listed at $46,500, backed by Trophy's lifetime hull warranty. Shoppers comparing Bayliner T20 bay boats for sale should confirm a Trophy dealer is reasonably close, since service, parts and repair run through the dealer network; reported early items have been minor, including a molded jump-seat backrest that developed stress cracks and a trim gauge faceplate that needed replacing, both handled through the dealership.



Currently, there are 1,142 boats available for sale for Bayliner boats. Prices range from $1,995 to $589,000, with an average listing price of $46,185. The inventory includes 427 new boats and 715 used boats. The fleet is comprised of 1,142 powerboats. Popular boat types include Bowrider, Deck, Power Cruisers, Center Console, and Runabout. boats are most popular in Cape Coral, Washington, Essex, Longwood, and Daytona Beach. There have been 3,905 boats listed on MarineSource that have sold in the past year. May is the most common month for new and used boats to be added to MarineSource, so be sure to check back regularly. June is the most common month for boats to sell, so be sure to beat the rush! The most common activities for boats are family fun, day cruising, long distance cruising, and overnight cruising. Most boats contain gps, with heads, heated interior, depth sounder, and with cabins. boats tend to have an average of 1 engine. It is common for boats to have Mercury engines or MerCruiser engines or MERCURY engines.