What is the capacity of a 20 foot pontoon boat?
20 to 22-foot boats are well suited for lakes and rivers that do not have large waves. The mid-sized boats are well equipped to seat up to 13 passengers. The larger 23 to 28-foot boats are capable of cruising through rough waters and offer enough space for up to 15 people to enjoy a day on the lake.
Can you fish off a pontoon boat?
Beyond accouterments, anglers will find that a pontoon’s lay-out is excellent for fishing. Broad decks with plenty of pedestal seating options mean that foot-for-foot, more peoples can fish from a pontoon than from a V-hull boat.
How much HP does a pontoon boat need?
115hp has become the starting point for horsepower and can be a very suitable boat for lots of boaters; 150-175hp choice is a great all-around pontoon and can truly be a versatile “do it all” boat; 200+hp is the way to go if you have a need for speed and want the best performance out of your pontoon.
Can a pontoon boat pull a tube?
One of the absolute greatest attributes of a pontoon boat has always been its versatility. There is no other boat on the water that lets people do as many things as a pontoon boat does. And yes, you can wakeboard, waterski and tube behind a pontoon boat.
Are fishing pontoons worth it?
Pontoons are extremely stable. That not only enhances comfort, but also means they’re great for fishing with kids. Although many pontoon boats don’t come with fishing accouterments, they can be added (or on a new boat, ordered from the factory) with little effort.
Can a pontoon boat capsize?
Because of their design, pontoon boats handle pretty well in windy conditions and choppy or rough water. Two hulls allow the boat to be more stable and sit on top of the waves while a mono-hull vessel sits in the waves. For this reason, it is highly unlikely that your pontoon will flip, tip, or capsize.