2020 Pathfinder Pathfinder 2200

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the wide, stable platform lets two or three anglers work the bow without crowding each other. The low-profile bow rail and clean foredeck make it easy to cast plugs tight to mangroves or flip jigs along channel edges. Aft, the raised casting deck transitions smoothly into the cockpit, so you’re not climbing over obstacles when the bite turns hot. Rods tuck neatly out of the way along the console and under the gunwales, keeping decks clear. The helm layout gives you a comfortable leaning post stance with great visibility, and the hull’s shallow draft lets you slide across skinny flats, yet still feel confident when the breeze kicks up and the chop builds.

The 2200 hull shines where the water and weather can change quickly, from glassy backwaters to choppy open bays. Its draft is shallow enough to stalk tailing fish on the flats, yet the deadrise and chines soften the ride when you push across wind-blown channels. The layout suits a mix of live bait and artificial tactics common in this area, with easy movement from bow to stern when working shorelines or drifting reefs. Family and friends will appreciate the secure freeboard and comfortable seating between fishing stops, making it a versatile platform for both serious anglers and relaxed sandbar days.