2016 Crestliner Fishhawk

Step aboard this Fishhawk and the first thing you notice is how thoughtfully the cockpit is laid out. The consoles are clean and easy to read, with room to mount your favorite electronics right where you need them. The high, secure gunnels and non-skid flooring keep everyone planted when the water gets a little bumpy. Rod storage is organized and lockable, so your setups stay rigged and protected between trips. Fold-down jump seats give you extra crew space when family tags along, then disappear to open up the rear casting area. It’s the kind of rig that feels just as at home trolling all day as it does sneaking into quiet coves at first light.

This Fishhawk shines in areas where you might fish everything from tight, winding channels to more open stretches of water in a single day. Its responsive hull and moderate beam make it easy to trailer, launch at smaller ramps, and maneuver around crowded marinas. When afternoon chop rolls through, the deep, secure interior and predictable ride keep things comfortable and dry. The layout works well for mixed crews: anglers get roomy decks and organized storage, while guests appreciate stable seating and safe, high sides. For waters that demand a capable, no-nonsense fishing platform that can still play double-duty for casual cruising, this model is a smart match.