2000 Triton TR21

This TR21 has the classic, wide tournament deck layout that gives you room to work a partner up front without dancing around each other. The long front deck is ideal for laying out multiple rod setups, and the recessed foot pedal keeps you planted in a chop. Under the lids, you’ll find deep storage for tackle and gear, plus divided livewells sized for serious all-day fishing. The hull on these older Tritons is known for lifting quickly and staying dry, even when you’re running across open water. Add in the confidence of a solid, proven fiberglass build and you’ve got a rig that still feels tight and ready to fish hard.

A TR21 shines on the mixed waters you find in this region, from stump-filled coves to big, windswept reservoirs. The 21-foot length and broad beam give you the stability you want when you’re working shorelines, yet it’s nimble enough to thread through timber and shallow creeks. The hull has the speed to cover long points and offshore structure, while still offering a comfortable ride when afternoon chop kicks up. With ample deck space and storage, it’s well-suited for anglers who fish local tournaments, chase seasonal patterns, and need a boat that can handle everything from quick evening trips to sunrise-to-sunset days on the water.