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Old 12-30-2007, 12:13 AM
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who has the Pioneer 220 Bay Sport and what are your opinions?? Pros and Cons of it?? Ride and Performance??
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What do you want to know? . I think it has been a great all around boat so far.

Said to be "The unsinkable 22"...more foam than coast guard requires (50% more I believe). Although I think anything is sinkable.
The baysport eats up sloppy water and is a very comfortable boat
Lots of storage
well built considering the money spent
T-top is non-intrusive and sturdy.
Floats in skinny water
Stainless hardware, pop- up cleats, etc

The only problem mentioned about these boats is it tends to bow steer sometimes.

I personally love this boat for the money.
Here are some pics.



Check out the seas behind me. LOL. I was the only boat out running the coastline that day.



here it is next to my friend's 197 sportfish.




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Old 01-01-2008, 06:55 PM
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I don't know anything about them personally, but my wife parents live in Easton, MD and there is a dealer right here on route 50. I will say one thing for them, they sure are a pretty boat. Everytime I drive by I catch myself saying, I would love that one in either of the blue hulls!
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Old 01-01-2008, 06:55 PM
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With the 175 hp suzie the boat does about 42 MPH with a full load at WOT. I can go all day and barely burn fuel. Not sure exactly what the numbers are but it's minimal. I spent all day offshore running and only burned a half a tank (30 gallons or so).

Evidently Pioneer is building a 22ft sportfish...so you may want to wait.

Go to www.pioneerownersclub.com if you want more info from other pioneer owners.
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Old 01-03-2008, 05:10 PM
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What do you want to know? . I think it has been a great all around boat so far.

Said to be "The unsinkable 22"...more foam than coast guard requires (50% more I believe). Although I think anything is sinkable.
The baysport eats up sloppy water and is a very comfortable boat
Lots of storage
well built considering the money spent
T-top is non-intrusive and sturdy.
Floats in skinny water
Stainless hardware, pop- up cleats, etc

The only problem mentioned about these boats is it tends to bow steer sometimes.

I personally love this boat for the money.
Here are some pics.



Check out the seas behind me. LOL. I was the only boat out running the coastline that day.



here it is next to my friend's 197 sportfish.





Nice boat sea Duece!!
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Old 01-03-2008, 06:58 PM
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I am digging yours as well.
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Old 01-06-2008, 04:05 PM
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Thanks for the info...I've seen one at Moncks Corner Marine and it was awesome. I'd definately wait for a 22' center console now that you say that
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Hi, I was just wondering how much the 175 hp pioneers are going for ?
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