The Triumph 235 Center Console is ready to show!

[NCangler]

I received word this morning that the new Triumph 235 is ready to ship to the Miami Boat Show today. I was invited to take some pictures but I can't get over there today so the factory is going to send me some pictures and I'll post them as soon as I receive them. I can't wait to see it. I saw pictures of the first hull made but haven't seen the tricked out boat. Stay tuned! And if you can make the Miami Boat Show take some pictures and post a report!

[daveh]

I keep checking boat test.com hopefully to see a test vidio

[NCangler]

Here it is folks! Wow this is a beautiful fishing machine! Check out the photos in our Photo Gallery under the new 235 Category.

[cagrove]

Wow! That's one sexy boat! I gotta start saving my pennies!

[Fella]

O.K. it does look great, from a distance(approx1500 miles), but the bow looks tight for a fishing station, the 210 certainly has more room for footing, without standing on those seat/fishboxes. My greatest concern is I did not see a cooler, every great fishing trip starts with the proper packing of the boat cooler, am I wrong??? I count storage for 15 rods, thats 7 more than my 210 carries, I guess each man can take an extra rod or two on the 235. What can you hang on the back???
Looks great, cant wait to see the first forum posted with holes being reemed and access panels for this and that, then its a Triumph.
Fella

[Genelie]

I must say that sure is a BEAUTIFUL BOAT , but since I can not afford it....perhaps I could move up to a nice 215.

[Procon]

Originally Posted by cagrove

I gotta start saving my pennies!

Better start saving dollars, pennies saved wont get you there quicker
More than likely mid $50's low $60's depending on options, it's not your daddy's 186 Cool Bay. Alot of money for this boat in a already competative 23 market where most have the option of twin motors.

[jonesje2]

Hmm. From a recreational rather than pure fishing perspective, the 215 seems better. Seating in aft and bow look to have been compromised for more freeboard and offshore capability. Cool lean post though.

[Mike in Maine]

Thanks for the photos NC, looks nice but from a purely fishing stand point the 215 seems to be laid out better. I'm not crazy about the newly designed console. It seems to be higher up as far as vision goes and the porta-potty thing has got to go. I'll explain via pm's. It seems nicley suited for more family type activities however it should have a rail aroud the bow to keep the little ones in. I can't wait to see it "Boat-tested" I'm sure it will pass with flying colors. I'll be at the Boston boat show at the end of the month any chance I might see one there?

M I M

[NCangler]

It has the low profile bow rail which is popular with SKA and other fishing team boats. I would expect that a standard profile bow rail could be optioned on it. Porta potty can double as storage space I would think but is there if needed by family members. I think they plan to keep it in Florida and water test it hard for a month before putting it into production.