2026 Pathfinder 2300 HPS

2026 Pathfinder HPS 2300,
2026 Pathfinder 2300 HPS – High Performance Step Bay BoatThe Gold Standard of Performance Bay Boats The 2026 Pathfinder 2300 HPS (High Performance Step) is engineered for anglers who demand speed, shallow draft, and a dry ride. Built using Pathfinder’s advanced VARIS (Vacuum-Assisted Resin Infusion System), this hull is lighter and stronger, offering a blistering top-end speed and incredible fuel efficiency. Whether you are tournament fishing or taking the family to the sandbar, the 2300 HPS delivers a professional-grade experience.Technical Specifications:Length Overall: 23' 6'Beam: 8' 4'Draft: 12'Deadrise: 15 DegreesFuel Capacity: 61 GallonsWeight (approx. w/ engine): 3,000 lbsMaximum HP: 300 HPKey Features & Standard Equipment:Stepped Hull Design: Optimized for maximum aeration and reduced drag, specifically tuned for Yamaha SHO performance.Massive Casting Platforms: Oversized forward and aft decks provide ample room for multiple anglers to fish simultaneously.Advanced Livewell System: 35-gallon center aft livewell with high-speed pickup and heavy-duty plumbing to keep bait fresh all day.Rod Storage: Lockable under-gunwale storage and dedicated lockers for fly rods up to 9' 6'.Tournament Console: Ergonomic dash layout with room for dual 12-inch displays and integrated toe rails for stability in rough water.Standard Jackplate: 6-inch hydraulic jackplate to help you navigate the skinniest flats in Homosassa and beyond.Self-Bailing Cockpit: High-pressure washdown and 100% no-wood, foam-filled construction for a lifetime of durability.Why Choose the Pathfinder 2300 HPS?The 'HPS' isn't just a label—it stands for a faster, shallower, and more capable fishing platform. Designed to handle the chop of the open bay while sneaking into 12 inches of water, it is the most versatile 23-foot boat on the market.***DOES INCLUDE TRAILER, DOES NOT INCLUDE FREIGHT*** +$1,300

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