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Sailfish 226 DC (2024-)
Brief Summary
New Entry Level DC
The Sailfish 226 DC is the smallest boat in the company’s dual console series, and thus the most affordable.
Sailfish is noted for building practical, mission-oriented boats that deliver good quality without a premium price tag. Kevlar reinforces stress points on the variable deadrise hull.
She’s deeper than many dual console boats in class, making her a good family/pet boat and also allowing excursions on larger lakes and coastal bays.
And she has a “sandbar cooler” on the aft transom, easily reached from the water, as is a control for the standard stereo. She’s offered with power options to 200-hp from Mercury, Yamaha or Suzuki.
Specifications
| Length Overall |
23' 7.01 m |
|---|---|
| Beam |
8' 6" 2.43 m |
| Dry Weight |
5,150 lbs. 2,336 kg |
| Draft |
18" 45.72 cm |
| Deadrise/Transom | 22° - 24° |
| Bridge Clearance |
8' 5" 2.5 m |
| Person Capacity | 12 |
| Fuel Capacity |
108 gal 408 L |
| Water Capacity |
12 gal 45 L |
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