2007 Pioneer 220 Bay Sport

Step aboard this 220 Bay Sport and you notice right away how easy it is to move from bow to stern. The wide, uncluttered decks and rounded gunwale corners make it simple to work a fish all the way around the boat. The console layout is classic Pioneer—clean, with the switches and gauges right where you expect them, and room left over for your own electronics upgrades. Ample in-floor and under-seat storage keep tackle and safety gear out of the way but close at hand. The hull has a solid, confident feel at rest, so casting with a crew doesn’t turn into a balancing act. It’s a boat that feels bigger than its length once you’re underway.

The 220 Bay Sport shines in waters where you might start the morning stalking skinny flats, then slide out to deeper channels or nearshore structure as the wind comes up. Its moderate draft lets you tuck into creeks and marsh edges, yet the hull has enough deadrise and freeboard to handle an afternoon chop with comfort. The open layout gives plenty of room for multiple anglers without getting in each other’s way, and the built-in seating keeps family or guests comfortable on longer runs. It’s a practical, do‑most‑everything platform for local sandbar hopping, inshore fishing, and the occasional run to more open water when conditions allow.