Yellowfin 17 SkiffTechnical polling Skiff Yellowfin 17 SkiffLarge Forward Deck Yellowfin 17 SkiffCustom seating options. Yellowfin 17 SkiffLarge cockpit Yellowfin 17 SkiffOptional casting platform Yellowfin 17 SkiffPolling Platform Standard Yellowfin 17 SkiffA fishing Machine Yellowfin 17 SkiffPolls like a dream Yellowfin 17 SkiffGreat for Flyfishing Yellowfin 17 SkiffSide Console or Center Console Yellowfin 17 SkiffLarge stable fishing platform Yellowfin 17 SkiffShallow water perfection Yellowfin 17 SkiffThe Power Pole comes standard Yellowfin 17 SkiffPowder Coating Optional Yellowfin 17 SkiffSecure rod storage Yellowfin 17 SkiffThe new Center Console Yellowfin 17 SkiffOptional backrest Yellowfin 17 SkiffRear well lift out liners Yellowfin 17 SkiffForward well completely lined
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Yellowfin Technical Polling Skiff

Turning out Black Point Channel on south Biscayne Bay, our Yellowfin 17 was greeted by a blustery January day complete with the standard "fresh" 15-knot winter breeze. While not the kind of day most anglers would want to test a new flats boat, in my mind, these made perfect conditions for seeing just exactly what a shallow-water skiff can do. Sure, most boats fish well on nice days. But kick up the wind, and add a little chop and a judicious amount of spray, and you'll get a better idea of what a boat will do. 

I liked what I found. Running and Fishing Wylie Nagler's Yellowfin Yachts has earned a reputation for building some of the most elegant, functional light-tackle center consoles on the market. With his larger boats dominating a number of blue-water tournaments, including the ever-competitive Southern Kingfish Association tour, Nagler decided to turn his focus to the world of shallow-water angling.

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Standard Equipment

Single Axel Aluminum Trailer
35 Gallon Livewell
Hydraulic Steering
Pop-Up Cleats
Gemlux hardware
Hydraulic Jack Plate
Poling Platform

Specifications

Length 17'4''
Beam 76''
Draft 5''
Max HP 115
Weight 625 lbs
Fuel 18 Gallons