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At Sea Hunt, we believe that the boating pleasure of our customers is the lifeblood of our business.
Sea Hunt Boats are designed and engineered from the keel up to give the driest, smoothest, most comfortable ride of any boat in their size range. Our design team carefully considers the use of every inch of space to give boaters the most cockpit room and storage space possible.
When you check out Sea Hunt’s vital statistics, “Length Overall” and “Beam” only give you a comparison starting point.
Sea Hunt Boats are wider from chine to chine, providing more displacement and reducing the “rock-and-roll” when you move about the boat at rest.
The Easy Lift hull provides a softer, drier ride. It also means better fuel economy and increased performance with lower horsepower engines.
Longitudinal strakes provide the dynamic lift to maintain the right running attitude, eliminating any tendency for the hull to plow. Sea Hunt hulls come on plane quicker, requiring less horsepower to perform correctly at any speed.
Viewed from the bow, Sea Hunt’s sharper entry is apparent. We start with a deadrise of 15-18 degrees at the transom that progressively increases to 50-60 degrees at the bow.
Note the “Carolina Flair” of the bow. More flair and a sharper entry provides a softer and drier ride.
For the maximum strength-to-weight ratio, Sea Hunt utilizes Klegecell and Coosa composites. These materials are much lighter than plywood and impervious to rot.
Sea Hunt’s laminate uses alternate layers of random strand roving and hand-laid multi-directional knit backed fiberglass cloth with premium resins.
The all-fiberglass grid stringer system reinforces the hull both laterally and longitudinally. Stringers are also foam filled for added strength and floatation.
At MarineMax, we believe in giving our customers choices on many different types and brands of boats. We have over 85 retail locations around the country for your boating needs. Come check out our stores in South Texas where we have the most competitive prices on Sea Hunt fishing boats.
Azimut Flybridge Range