Crestliner Boats has introduced its 2027 line-up, led by redesigned Commander models, an updated 1850 Hawk and the new RB-X bay boat. The range covers inland and coastal fishing, hunting and family use.
“Anglers aren’t looking for a one-size-fits-all solution,” said Jason Oakes, general manager of Crestliner Boats. “They want a boat designed for how and where they use it.”
The redesigned 1850 and 2050 Commander target anglers operating on large lakes and rivers. The range also gains a Commander Hardtop, with sliding windows, windscreen wipers and integrated interior lighting.
The boats combine a deep-V hull with a large cockpit and retain Crestliner’s Space Saving Transom. A self-bailing bow is also included across the new Commander models.
The new 2050 Commander XL is fitted with an 80-gallon livewell designed for species including catfish, striped bass, salmon and walleye.
The 1850 Hawk uses Crestliner’s AP-X hull and combines fishing equipment with features intended for family day boating. Its specification includes rod storage, a large livewell, concealed storage and a broad bow casting deck.
Optional bow cushions allow the forward area to be adapted for seating, while engine ratings extend to 150hp. The model is positioned between dedicated fishing boats and general-purpose family craft.
The RB-X extends Crestliner’s range into centre-console bay boats. Offered in 18ft and 20ft versions, it is intended for multi-species fishing, hunting and use across coastal and inland waters.
Standard and available equipment includes integrated rod storage, rear jump seats and SoftStep ReFlex flooring. A T-top is optional on the 20ft model, which is rated for engines up to 150hp.
