2012 Larson FX 1850 DC

The FX 1850 DC is one of those rare rigs that feels bigger than its footprint. The deep cockpit sides keep everyone secure when the chop kicks up, and the wide beam gives you room to move without climbing over gear. Dual consoles knock down the wind on cold runs and give your crew a dry, comfortable ride to the next spot. Storage is smartly tucked away under the bow and along the gunnels, so tackle and extra rods stay organized instead of underfoot. The hull pops on plane quickly, even with a full crew, and tracks true when you’re working a contour line or pulling boards. It’s an easy boat to trailer, launch, and load solo, which means more time on the water and less wrestling at the ramp.

This FX 1850 DC is particularly well suited to the mix of inland lakes and larger open water common in this region. The deep‑V hull softens the short, stacked waves you often see on breezy afternoons, while still drafting shallow enough to work near shorelines and mid‑lake structure. Dual consoles give you protection during those cool spring and late‑season runs, and the layout transitions seamlessly from serious fishing duty to family cruising or towing a tube. It’s sized right for most local ramps and driveways, yet has the freeboard and stability to stay comfortable when the wind builds and the water gets lumpy.