Name: 2020 Hell's Bay Estero (Sold)
Brand: Hell'S Bay
SKU: 1769860727750
Price: 119500 USD
Availability: SoldOut

Introducing the 2020 24' Hell's Bay Boatworks Estero Bay, equipped with a powerful 2025 Mercury Verado 300XL engine and a custom Ram-Lin aluminum tandem axle trailer. This exceptional Hell's Bay Estero, featuring a newly installed anodized aluminum custom T-Top by Bluepoint Fabrication in 2024, is fully loaded with a Minn Kota Ulterra trolling motor, dual Power Poles, and Raymarine electronics. Renowned for crafting premium flats and inshore skiffs, Hell's Bay delivers with the Estero, measuring 24'10" and weighing just 3,100 lbs, ensuring speed, stability, and quiet performance. Its carbon fiber Innegra hull and vacuum-infused core cell construction enhance durability. Thoughtful design elements include wide gunwales, a spacious forward casting platform, a large livewell, and ample storage, making it an exceptional choice for fishing enthusiasts. With a shallow 13" draft, the Estero easily navigates skinny waters while remaining versatile for offshore and near-shore adventures. This boat is ready to hit the water with a recently serviced, road-ready trailer and a 2025 Mercury 300 Verado boasting only 36 hours of use, complete with a warranty until 2027. Contact us today for more details or to arrange a showing!

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Sold Listing: Introducing the 2020 24' Hell's Bay Boatworks Estero Bay, equipped with a powerful 2025 Mercury Verado 300XL engine and a custom Ram-Lin aluminum tandem axle trailer. This exceptional Hell's Bay Estero, featuring a newly installed anodized aluminum custom T-Top by Bluepoint Fabrication in 2024, is f…

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