Bayliner T22 Bay Boats For Sale

The Bayliner Trophy T22 CC is a 22-foot center console built by Brunswick, the same company behind both the Trophy line and Mercury outboards. It carries an 8-foot-6 beam and an overall length of about 22 feet 7 inches, with an 18-degree transom dead rise that favors stability at anchor over a deep-V offshore cut. The design works as a close-shore and bay boat, suited to the Intracoastal Waterway, lakes, protected stretches of the Keys, and moderate days running a few miles into the Gulf. With a rated capacity of 10 people, it splits its purpose between family cruising and fishing.

Power starts with a 150-horsepower Mercury and the transom is rated to accept up to 300 horsepower, useful headroom for a hull that weighs roughly 4,000 pounds off the trailer and 4,942 pounds with it. On the 150, the boat planes easily and reached a top speed of 34 mph during a full day on the water; six hours of running burned about $68 of fuel to refill the 65-gallon tank. The light weight means it tows behind a mid-size truck or an SUV rated near 5,000 pounds, and the 8-foot-6 beam keeps it under any wide-load permit. A galvanized trailer with a swing tongue comes standard.

The helm is clean and simple, with a Mercury VesselView 7-inch Simrad-based display handling engine data, GPS, fish finding and depth, plus a single-throttle Mercury control, a Bluetooth stereo and an adjustable steering wheel that works seated or standing. The T-top folds down for garage storage or transport, and a Bimini top can be ordered in its place.

Aft, swim platforms on either side run close to 2.5 feet long, served by a four-step boarding ladder and a step-through transom. The stern seat cushions and backrest are fully removable, and the seats fold flat for a casting deck or flip up with high backrests for extra passengers. Two aft livewells come standard on the 22cc, with rod holders on the T-top and rod storage in both gunnels. A removable ski pylon adds tubing and skiing duty, and options include a freshwater shower, foam non-skid decking, exterior docking and transom lights, underwater lights, and a stainless steel package that upgrades the rub rail, fittings and cup holders.

Bayliner pushes the beam well forward and rounds out the bow rather than coming to a sharp point, opening up casting and lounging space with two lay-down seats, removable backrests and a forward-facing cooler seat ahead of the helm. The anchor locker in the bow drains overboard. The center console holds a usable head compartment with additional storage forward that you wouldn't expect on a boat this size, and a large fish box sits under the bench seat.

On value, used one-year-old examples with minimal hours have been seen around $45,000, with new boats in the low $60,000s. The main tradeoff is the 18-degree dead rise, which can mean a wetter ride and reduced efficiency in chop, so buyers wanting more all-weather speed should weigh the 300-horsepower maximum against the economical standard 150.



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.