2004 Pathfinder 2400-v

Description

One of a kind 2004 Pathfinder 2400 with Teak decks. Yamaha 225 four stroke with 500 original hours. The 2400-V has aggressive styling that any fisherman is sure to like. It's smaller than an offshore center console of the same length, yet has a higher freeboard than most large flats skiffs. It's truly a hybrid design, one that will be equally at home in shallow bays, rivers and estuaries, as well as in some offshore situations. Notable Features: Dual Garmin 943XSV installed in 2021, JL Audio head unit, speakers, subwoofer, amplifier installed in 2021, Teak decks, Wired for 24 volt trolling motor, New onboard battery charger. Pathfinder's new 24-foot bay boat expands our expectations of what an inshore boat can do. The modified-vee hull has a sharp entry and a step in the transom that allows the engine to be mounted slightly higher than on most other center consoles. Open fishing space abounds on the big Pathfinder, starting with the raised casting deck forward that contains three large storage boxes and an anchor locker. The port box is a lockable rod locker that extends forward, while the starboard compartment is a fishbox. A recessed bow light and cleat keep prevent line snags, and the bow is surrounded by a large toe rail for sure footing. Optional stainless handrails along the gunwales provide even more security when the going gets rough. An optional 20-gallon live well sits under the forward seat in the console, providing handy access to live bait for those fishing in the bow. The fill for the optional fresh water system (with shower head) is also located under this, with the tank placed beneath the console. The standup helm has a stainless handrail, and the standard rocket launcher holds four rods, with room underneath for a 90-quart Igloo cooler. Eight more rod holders along the sides of the console store rods vertically, and the optional T-top had room for four more. A second raised casting deck in the stern contains the boat's 25-gallon main live well, as well as a storage area to port that can also serve as a fishbox.