Introducing the 2025 Defiance 260 Admiral EX, the new go-to choice for anglers in both inland and offshore waters. This exceptional boat seamlessly blends a robust hull design with the cozy comfort of a spacious, warm, and dry cabin. With ample deck space, the 260 Admiral EX offers unparalleled functionality for all your fishing adventures. It is specifically crafted for the offshore sportfishing enthusiast eager to catch Tuna, large Pacific Halibut, impressive Alaskan king Salmon, or Stripers along the East Coast. The Admiral is designed for speed and exceptional handling, ensuring a smooth and responsive ride whether you're tackling rough waters or effortlessly cruising over calm seas. Key features of this vessel include: a sleek white hull, Yamaha XF450NSA2 (White) with Digital Electronic Control (DEC), twin electric helm, port and starboard Shockwave suspension seats, high-pressure pump, integrated swim step (bracket), raw water wash down, kicker motor bracket, electric windshield wiper, stainless boarding ladder, onboard battery charger with deck outlet, Pro-Fish 1000 windlass, port fish cooler box with cushion, baitwell conversion, 15-rod rocket launcher bar with lights, a second station with throttle controls, port and starboard front opening windows, port-a-potty, Wallas heater/defroster, and stainless steel props. Contact Yarmouth Boat Yard today for more information!

Defiance 260 Admiral EX 2025

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Sold Listing: Introducing the 2025 Defiance 260 Admiral EX, the new go-to choice for anglers in both inland and offshore waters. This exceptional boat seamlessly blends a robust hull design with the cozy comfort of a spacious, warm, and dry cabin. With ample deck space, the 260 Admiral EX offers unparalleled func…

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