Big things from little boats

Stacer says size doesn’t matter when it comes to its Open Boats range.

This range of aluminium boats counts 10 models, starting with the 319 Seasprite and going up to the 529 Seahorse. All models feature a wide beam and high sides designed for fishing trips in the river.

National sales and marketing manager, Damien Duncan, says that these smaller Stacer boats are a great option for first time boaties.

“Stacer’s range of Open Boats and Prolines are the perfect starter boats and an especially good starter boat for the kids,” Duncan said.

“Our open boats feature the high performance EVO Hull while the Proline range features the new Stacer hull design with a V-shape that delivers a superbly soft ride through dams and estuaries.

“Although the Open Boats and Prolines are labelled Stacer’s smaller boat range, they surprise everyone with their stability and performance whilst still being very lightweight,” he said.

Both Open Boat models include welded front and rear bench seats, transom handles, an anchor shelf and fuel tank rack, high sides, and a deeper freeboard. Most Seahorse models also feature Stacer’s EVO Hull.

Proline models are low profile car topper style dinghies that can carry a maximum of three passengers. Stacer said they feature front and rear bench seats and are designed with Stacer Proline Sports Hulls for superb stability.

Open Boats and Prolines are available with a “Stacer Ready 2 Go Package” that includes the boat, a trailer, and a Mariner outboard that is aimed at first time boaties.

Open Boat models start at $4,843 and Proline models start at $5,106 (prices exclude dealer delivery, freight, boat and trailer registration and on water costs).

For more information contact your local Stacer dealer or visit www.stacer.com.au.