Is a Montauk a good boat?

Overall, the 17ft Montauk is a tough, no nonsense, open runabout well suited to anglers or anyone who just loves mucking about in boats. With good levels of stainless steel work, clean lines and top-notch performance the Boston Whaler, once customised will impress its owner for a long time to come.

How much does a 170 Montauk cost?

The 2018 170 Montauk is an instant winner that stands true to its heritage as a safe, unsinkable little boat that loves the full range of Chesapeake-appropriate assignments. List prices range from $34,000 to $45,000 with trailer, depending on power and other options.

How much does a 170 Montauk weight?

1,700 lbs
Specifications

Length Overall	17′ 4″ / 5.28 m
Beam	7′ 3″ 2.21 m
Dry Weight	1,700 lbs. 771 kg
Tested Weight	2,521 lbs. 1,144 kg
Draft	12″ .30 m

Is Montauk 150 self bailing?

Thanks! I did a little searching and yes both the Montauk and Super Sport have self bailing hulls by leaving the plug out when moored or docked.

Are Boston Whalers good in rough water?

Not so, with Boston Whaler’s newest Outrage model, the 230. The Boston Whaler 230 Outrage feels good underfoot, including in rough seas. There were two to three foot seas, and I did firewall the throttles and do a few launches clear out of the water.

How much does a Boston Whaler Montauk and trailer weigh?

On the Boston Whaler website, the 210 Montauk is said to weigh 3,464-lbs with “engine, fuel, and water if applicable”. Add about 700-lbs for a trailer, it’s 4,400-lbs.

What is the largest boat Boston Whaler makes?

420 Outrage
The new 420 Outrage is not only one of the largest center-consoles on the market, but it is also the largest Boston Whaler ever built.

Are all Boston Whalers self bailing?

Well, for what it is worth: A quick look at the Boston Whaler website reveals that all the boat line EXCEPT for the Sport/Montauk lines list the cockpit as self-bailing.

What is self-bailing raft?

Self-bailing rafts, as their name implies, bail the water out automatically. This is accomplished by having an inflatable bottom of around 4-5” thick. Draining holes are located along the top of the floor where the floor attaches to the boat’s perimeter – this floor is known as a self-bailing floor.

How does a self-bailing hull work?

Definition: Self–bailing boats, or self–bailing hulls, are designed to remove water from the boat deck or cockpit area using gravity not pumps of any kind. The water is discharged overboard through the side or transom, the “back wall” of the boat.