2001 Rinker Captivia

The 2001 Captivia hull has that classic Rinker deep-V that slices through afternoon chop, so you’re not getting beat up when the wind picks up. The 21-foot length hits a sweet spot: big enough for a crew of friends with gear, but still easy to maneuver around docks and on the trailer. Most of these came with generous storage lockers, a roomy sun pad over the engine, and a walk-through transom so you’re not climbing over seats with wet feet. Expect a comfortable captain’s chair, clear sightlines over the bow, and a layout that makes it simple to keep an eye on swimmers and tubers off the stern.

This Captivia is well suited to the mix of calm coves and busier open stretches you’ll find in this region. Its size makes it manageable for newer captains while still feeling confident in boat traffic and afternoon rollers. The hull design helps it track straight when towing tubes or wakeboarders, and the open cockpit layout works nicely for long, relaxed cruises to waterfront hangouts. When the day’s over, the matching tandem-axle trailer makes it straightforward to pull out at crowded ramps and tuck into a standard driveway or storage unit, keeping ownership simple and affordable here.