2014 Everglades 295

Bow Layout and Features: Huge are to relax and /or fish. Even though there is built-in forward seating, you can remove the seat cushions and have a non-skid casting surface to stand on. Interior gunwhale height is such that the little ones stay safely inside, and the gunwhale tops have aggressive moulded non-skid. Gunwhales are nice and wide with pull-up deck cleats that help keep you fishing lines snag-free if a big fish decides to take evasive maneuvers once close to the boat. Beneath the front seat lids there are huge storage spaces, with the back rests hinged, to reveal hidden rod storage compartments. A very large 129 gallon in-deck fish box, with large lid and a macerator pump is located conveniently under the foredeck floor. Built-in front console seating is Super Comfortable, with bucket-style seating for 2, complete with headrests and powdercoated handrails. Creature Comforts: The head is located inside of the console and is nicely finished. With a large port side door (operable screen and portlight for ventilation), storage space, with a porcelin toilet, moulded-in fresh water sink and an access panel that allows for easy access to the back of the console and electronics. Helm and Dash: The helm itself is laid out very well. With Yamaha electronic engine controls and a digital engine monitoring gauge. Two big screen, flush-mounted Garmin's with dc switches for lights/pumps, windshield wiper, etc. In the overhead console, there is a flush mounted Stereo and VHF Radio, all within easy reach. Helm Seating and Fishing Amenities: The Command Leaning post is built for long days at sea. Flip-up bolster seating makes it comfortable to sit, or to stand at the helm. Folding Armrests and hi-back rests add to the seating comfort as does the Heavy duty upholstery. There is a moulded-in footrest perfectly positioned at the bottom of the console. Tackle storage is built-into the sides of the leaning post, and suited for Plano Boxes. The aft side of the helm seat is a work station for rigging baits, with several tool/knife organizers and a fresh water sink. There is a small storage spot for keeping items close at hand, as well as a pull-out drawer. An igloo cooler pulls-out from beneath on a built-in slider. The 66 gallon in-deck fishbox is easy to drop your fresh catch into. There is a Livewell with a clear acrylic lid and lighted/aerated interior, that is located in the port stern corner. Flush mounted rod holders abound, and there is a 7-rod rocket launcher along the rear edge of the Hardtop. LED deck lighting as well as overhead task lighting, and Stereo speakers are all built into the Hardtop. Taco Extendable outriggers can easily be swung into place from beneath the console. Safety: Handrails are everywhere, specified storage space for Fire Extinguishers, Bilge pumps with automatic float switches, PFD Storage bag is mounted to the underside of the T-top.