1999 Actioncraft Flatsmaster se tournament

What stands out on this Flatsmaster SE is how fishable it feels the moment you step aboard. The helm is laid out so you can stand and run comfortably in a chop, with clear sightlines to the horizon and the shoreline. Wide gunwales make it easy to shuffle around while fighting a fish, and the low profile keeps wind from tossing your casts off target. Many owners appreciate how quietly this hull lands off plane, letting you ease into a spot without blowing it out. It’s a simple, honest layout—easy to rinse down after a long day, with just enough rigging space to customize electronics and trolling gear to your style.

This Flatsmaster SE shines in waters where oyster bars, sandbars, and meandering creeks are part of every outing. The hull lets you slide into skinny backlakes at low tide, yet still run across open bay stretches without feeling beat up. On windy afternoons, the boat’s footprint and weight help it track straight on a drift, keeping baits in the strike zone instead of skating across the surface. It’s small enough to trailer and launch at modest ramps, but big enough to carry friends, tackle, and a full livewell. For anglers who split time between stalking shorelines and hopping across choppy sounds, this model is an easy fit.