Name: 2023 Robalo R250 Center Console (Sold)
Brand: Robalo
SKU: 1782568694856
Price: 139995 USD
Availability: SoldOut

Introducing the 2023 Robalo R250 Center Console, a top-tier offshore fishing vessel designed for serious anglers seeking performance, advanced technology, and comfort all in one. This boat is powered by twin Yamaha 200 four-stroke outboards, boasting 344 engine hours, ensuring robust offshore performance, reliability, and fuel efficiency. The helm features cutting-edge electronics, including dual Simrad NSS12 Evo3 multifunction displays and a Simrad open array radar, providing exceptional navigation, fish-finding capabilities, and radar functionality for offshore adventures or low-visibility conditions. For nighttime excursions, the R250 is equipped with a SIONYX night vision camera and an infrared light bar, enhancing visibility during after-dark runs. Comfort is prioritized with MarineMat flooring in both the cockpit and bow, along with a convenient thru-hull windlass anchor system for effortless anchoring at the push of a button. Inside, you'll find a marine head, wireless phone charging, and a Clarion marine stereo, ensuring everyone onboard enjoys long days on the water. Whether you're heading offshore for fishing, cruising along the coast, or planning overnight trips, the Robalo R250 is ready for any adventure.

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Sold Listing: Introducing the 2023 Robalo R250 Center Console, a top-tier offshore fishing vessel designed for serious anglers seeking performance, advanced technology, and comfort all in one. This boat is powered by twin Yamaha 200 four-stroke outboards, boasting 344 engine hours, ensuring robust offshore perfor…

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