Key West Boats 177 SKIFF 2012

*PRICE INCLUDES $3,000 FINANCE REBATE*

*THE FOLLOWING DESCRIPTION MAY NOT REPRESENT THE EXACT UNIT DISPLAYED*
If you’re looking for the ultimate 'Swiss Army Knife' of small boats, the 2012 Key West 177 Skiff paired with an Evinrude 90HP is a powerhouse combination. This setup is highly sought after because it strikes a perfect balance between a shallow-water flats boat and a rugged coastal cruiser.

Here is a breakdown of what makes this specific 177 Skiff a standout:

The Powerhouse: Evinrude 90HP E-TEC
Putting a 90HP on a boat this light (approx. 1,050 lbs dry) turns it into a pocket rocket.

Torque: The E-TEC 2-stroke technology provides an incredible 'hole shot,' getting the boat on plane almost instantly—crucial when you’re starting in shallow water.

Maintenance: These engines were famous for their low-maintenance design and 'no break-in' period, making them a favorite for owners who want to spend more time on the water than at the mechanic.

Efficiency: It offers the fuel economy of a 4-stroke with the aggressive power-to-weight ratio of a 2-stroke.

Key Boat Specifications
Length: 17' 7'

Beam: 7' 0'

Draft: 7–9 inches (True 'skinny water' capability)

Fuel Capacity: 31 Gallons

Hull Type: Skiff / Modified-V

Top Features
The Key West 'No Wood' Construction
Like all Key West boats from this era, the 177 Skiff features 100% composite construction. It is foam-filled and unsinkable, providing a massive amount of peace of mind when you’re miles away from the ramp.

Incredible Deck Space
The 177 Skiff uses its 7-foot beam effectively. It feels much larger than a standard 17-foot boat due to the wide-open cockpit and integrated storage.

Livewell: Large aerated livewell located under the forward console seat or aft.

Storage: Ample dry storage under the front casting deck and a dedicated anchor locker.

Low Profile: The low gunwales make it easy to land fish and easy to pole through the flats.

Versatility
While it’s a 'Skiff' by name, the hull has a slight V-entry that allows it to handle a light bay chop better than a traditional flat-bottom skiff. It’s just as comfortable pulling a tube or wakeboard as it is stalking bonefish.

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