2025 Beavertail Vengeance

2025 BeaverTail Vengeance,
2025 Beavertail VengeanceThe Professional’s Choice for Technical Shallow Water FishingWhen the tide drops and the fish get spooky, the 2025 Beavertail Vengeance is the skiff you want beneath your feet. Engineered for the serious sight-fisherman, the Vengeance blends an incredibly shallow 7-inch draft with a refined Carolina-flared hull that handles the chop of open bays with a dry, confident ride. This isn't just a boat; it’s a high-performance tool designed to put you on fish that other boats simply can’t reach.Why the Beavertail Vengeance Rules the Flats:-True 7-Inch Draft: Poling through the skinniest backcountry creeks is effortless thanks to its lightweight, vacuum-infused 100% composite construction.-Silent 'No-Slap' Hull: The Vengeance is famous for its stealth. The hull design eliminates hull slap in a breeze, allowing you to sneak up on tailing reds and snook without a sound.-Carolina Flare Bow: Unlike many flat-bottom skiffs, the Vengeance features a signature bow flare that deflects spray downward, keeping you and your passengers bone-dry during those morning runs across the bay.-Massive Casting Platform: The expansive, unobstructed front deck offers over 50 square feet of fishing space—ideal for fly anglers or tournament partners.-Tournament-Ready Livewell: Features a 30-gallon insulated livewell with a high-speed pickup and adjustable aeration to keep your bait lively all day.Specifications:Length: 18’ 0?Beam: 82?Draft: 7? (fully loaded)Power: 115HP SuzukiFuel Capacity: 20 GallonsWeight: Approx. 2200lbsLuxury Meets Utility:Don't let the technical specs fool you—the Vengeance is built with an eye for detail. From the custom SeaDek under-gunnel pads that protect your fly rods to the ergonomic center console with flush-mounted electronics, every inch of this boat feels premium.Experience the Vengeance at Homosassa Marine. As your local shallow-water experts, we understand the specific needs of Nature Coast anglers.

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