1991 Bayliner Bayliner 2002

Step aboard and you’ll notice how much cockpit space this 20-footer gives you for working lines, netting fish, or setting gear without feeling crowded. The raised walkaround side decks offer secure access to the bow, making anchoring or casting from the front simple and safe. Inside the cuddy, there’s enough room to duck out of the wind, stash tackle and coolers, or stretch out between bites. Classic Bayliner lines and a deep forefoot help soften the chop, while the transom layout keeps the deck open and easy to wash down after a full day on the water. It’s a straightforward, no-nonsense setup that’s easy to own and easy to enjoy.

This Bayliner 2002 is well suited for the mixed conditions found on larger inland waterways and connecting channels. The hull’s moderate deadrise handles afternoon wind waves and boat wakes confidently, yet remains efficient enough for long runs between fishing spots. The walkaround layout lets you follow a fish all the way around the bow, a big plus when trolling structure or working tight harbor entrances. With its compact length, it’s simple to trailer to different launches, slip into tighter marina spaces, and store during the off-season, while still feeling substantial enough for serious days chasing walleye, salmon, or bass.