2026 Pathfinder PMVIAF27-26

2026 Pathfinder PMVIAF27-26,
2026 Pathfinder 2700 Open – The Versatile Bay & Nearshore PerformerThe 2026 Pathfinder 2700 Open delivers the ultimate blend of inshore precision and offshore capability. Designed for anglers who demand performance and versatility, this 27-foot bay-style center console offers the speed, range, and comfort to chase fish from the back bays to the bluewater edge. With its advanced resin-infused construction, spacious layout, and premium fishing features, the 2700 Open is built to fish hard and ride smooth — no matter where the day takes you.Specifications:Length Overall: 27 ft 0 inBeam: 9 ft 4 inDry Weight: 4,934 lbsDraft: 17 inFuel Capacity: 90 gallonsMaximum Horsepower: 450 hpPassenger Capacity: 6–8 persons (depending on configuration)Key Features:Hybrid Bay/Offshore Design: Combines the shallow-draft versatility of a bay boat with the deep-V stability and performance of an offshore center console.Spacious Cockpit: Wide beam and open deck plan provide ample fishing space for multiple anglers.Forward Casting Platform: Expansive bow area with integrated storage, anchor locker, and optional seating cushions.Dual Livewells: Nearly 70 gallons of total capacity to keep bait and catch in top condition.Premium Helm Station: Ergonomic console with space for twin MFDs, integrated switch panels, and optional head compartment.Comfortable Seating: Includes forward lounge seating, fold-away aft bench, and optional leaning post with cooler or tackle station.High-Performance Hull: Pathfinder’s VARIS-infused construction delivers a strong, lightweight hull for superior efficiency and handling.Ready for Adventure: Ideal for inshore flats, nearshore reefs, and offshore runs on calm days — a true do-it-all sport fishing platform.The Pathfinder 2700 Open is built for anglers who refuse to compromise. From the shallow bay edges to miles offshore, this boat delivers exceptional ride quality, rugged dependability, and all the fishing features you need to make every trip a success.

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