2006 Angler 220F

Step aboard and you’ll notice how open and easy to move around this 22-footer feels. The helm layout is straightforward and practical, with everything in reach and good sightlines over the bow. The higher freeboard and deep-vee entry give a sense of security when the chop kicks up, while the wide working space aft makes it simple to fish, dive, or just spread out with friends. Storage is smartly tucked under seating and in the forward deck, so coolers, gear, and safety equipment stay out of the way. The hull has a solid, no-nonsense ride that older Anglers are known for, making this a boat you’ll feel comfortable running and maintaining for years.

In warm, subtropical waters where afternoon squalls and short, steep chop are common, a 22-foot center console like this is right in its element. The Angler 220F’s deep-vee hull helps soften the ride when the wind kicks up, yet it’s still compact enough to slip into shallow inlets, sandbars, and tight marina slips. It’s an easy size to trailer to different ramps and islands, but has the offshore capability to chase reef fish or cruise the nearshore edges on calmer days. With open deck space for rods, dive gear, and beach bags, this model suits a lifestyle that shifts effortlessly between fishing, snorkeling, and casual sandbar rafting.