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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | You actually emailed me.
This is the 'original' hull Tuffy started with in 1976.
The Esox has a rod locker and livewell, and some open storage for vests, etc. under the front deck. The boat takes a portable gas tank. A 30 HP motor will run that boat like a rocket. Yes, I'd get power trim. The deck is fine for one angler, but two side by side probably not, it's 60" wide. Three can comfortably fish out of that ride. The Esox is REALLY stable at rest for a 15' class boat.
The diagram shows the Layout.
ESOX Specfications
Esox
Tri Hull
14' 10" length
60" Beam
35 HP Max HP
20" Transom Height
17" Inside depth
As the diagram indicates, no built in tank. A 6 gallon fits in the back, the ones I had always had the rear deck option to cover the battery and tank.
440 LBS Hull weight, dry
7' 0" Rod Locker
48" Livewell
Fishing Features
Tempress Fold-Down Seats
750 GPH Livewell Aerator Pump
Full Length Cockpit Storage Shelf
Bow Panel w/ Trolling Motor Plug
Large Side Tank Rod Locker
Convenience Features
Four (4) Recessed Stainless Steel Tie-Down Cleats
Safety Features
All Composite Tuff Core Construction
Upright & Level Flotation
One (1) 750 GPH Bilge Pump
Stainless Steel Bow & Stern Eyes
Anti-Skid Transom Well
The color options are as you see them in the image, a top color panel and a bottom color panel, those can be gel or polyflake, and a gel running bottom which is standard on all Tuffy models.
Tuffy actually tried to discontinue this boat a couple years back, and the demand was too strong so it's still offered. I really liked mine.
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