For years, saltwater anglers have looked to Ranger for a wide variety of exceptional fishing boats. Now, they have another reason to look to the nation's largest manufacturer of premium quality fishing boats for their sportfishing needs - the all-new 2180 Bay Ranger.
Ranger
Boats President Randy Hopper states, "We're very excited about the
2180. With its introduction, we're adding even more diversity to a
lineup that keeps evolving, innovating and improving. The 2180
encompasses everything sport fisherman have come to expect from our boats
- a smooth dry ride, a broad beam for shallow draft and stability, as well
as outstanding performance and fishability."
The 2180 Bay Ranger joins the 175C, 190C, and 200C, center console boats
that are equally at home in both saltwater bays and freshwater lakes, and
the 164 and 184 Caymans, favorites among flats and shallow water anglers.
Measuring 21' 8" in length and rated for a maximum 225 horsepower,
the 2180's versatility makes it the ideal rig for chasing snook, redfish,
tarpon, cobia and a host of other coastal and in-shore species.
Inside, the broad 8'4 ½" beam delivers greater stability and a
large, unobstructed casting deck. Extra wide 8' gunnels add up to a
360°
fishing platform, and make walking big fish around the boat extremely
easy. Inside the hull, layers of 'zone-tempered' fiberglass combine
with Ranger's exclusive pultruded fiberglass transom, fiberglass gussets
and fiberglass stringer system to transfer a solid, one-piece feel to the
ride and handling of the boat.
With the addition of the all-new 2180 Bay Ranger, the line of premium
inshore fishing boats from Ranger just got a little wider. And, the
quality of saltwater angling just got raised a little higher.
Ranger Boats, headquartered in Flippin, Arkansas, is the nation's largest
manufacturer of premium fiberglass fishing boats. In addition to the
Sport fisherman Series, Ranger also manufactures a popular line of more
than 40 freshwater fishing boats. With emphasis on building the best
boats in the world, Ranger Boats is still building legends. One at a time.
For more information visit the Ranger Boats web site at www.rangerboats.com.
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