2022 Triton 179 Trx

Slide up to the dock in this 179 TRX and you’ll notice right away how clean the rigging is—simple, organized, and built for serious fishing. The wide front deck gives you the confidence to dance around with multiple rods laid out, while the recessed pedal tray keeps you locked in and comfortable when you’re working a shoreline all day. The consoles and gauges are laid out where you can actually see and reach them while running, not hidden behind the wheel. Under the lids, you’ll find dry, carpeted boxes that make it easy to keep tackle, life jackets, and gear neatly stowed instead of scattered underfoot. It’s a compact footprint, but it feels bigger than its length once you’re onboard.

Waters around here can throw a little bit of everything at you—narrow creeks, shallow stump fields, and open stretches that get choppy when the wind kicks up. The 179 TRX is a natural fit for that mix. Its size makes it easy to snake into skinny backwaters and slide under low bridges where bigger glass rigs can’t reach, yet the hull still has enough lift and bite to run confidently across open lakes when it’s time to move. It tows light behind most vehicles, slips into typical garages, and launches smoothly at smaller ramps that are common in the area, making it a practical, all-around bass platform for local anglers.