2019 Redfish Tunnel Skiff

Step aboard this 2019 Redfish Tunnel Skiff and you’ll notice right away how much open deck you get to actually move, cast, and work fish. The elevated forward platform gives you a steady vantage point for scanning the shallows, while the clean, uncluttered cockpit keeps cables and gear out from underfoot. The tunnel hull is built to slip across skinny water without drama, helping you reach those tucked-away drains and sandbars others can’t touch. Simple, rugged finishes mean you can hose everything down after a muddy night on the flats and be ready to roll again. It’s a no-nonsense skiff built for anglers who care more about getting there and back than babying a boat.

In this area, with its mix of marsh cuts, oyster-studded shorelines, and shifting sandbars, a tunnel skiff really earns its keep. The shallow draft lets you drift into skinny pockets where bigger, deeper boats have to stay off plane, and that means more time working productive water instead of idling around it. Long, open decks give you room to work multiple rods or set up gigging gear without crowding your crew. When the wind kicks up over the flats or the tide dumps out of a back lake, this hull keeps things predictable and manageable. It’s a purpose-built rig for local anglers who chase fish where the charts go pale.