Streaker 5.45 Bluewater Series II Review
The 5.45 Bluewater slots right into that popular size range and layout used by many offshore trailerboat fishermen. For a fraction under $40,000 the Series II comes complete on a tandem axle Dunbier trailer
Streaker 5.45m Sirocco Review
Fishos love them and it was the boat's ride and handling in the atrocious conditions we encountered out on Port Phillip Bay that really sold the Modern Boating team on this stylish 5.45m runabout.
Streaker 5.85 Tournament Review by Ian Macrae
The biggest reason for the success of the Tournament Series is that it is not only built by perfectionists that love boats, they also love fishing and have learned over the years what's required in a top sport fishing boat.
Streaker 585 Sports Cruiser Review
The Streaker 585 Sports Cruiser is something special. We're lucky to have some of the best small boat builders in the world in this country. This boat is among the best of the locals, which is saying something in itself.
Streaker 6.35 Commander Review
Paul and Leon Savage have some excellent sportfishing boats in their line-up and I assumed the 6.35 Commander would continue in this vein. I was right.
Stingray 190LS Bowrider and 240CS Sports Review
The top-of-the-range 240CS is a trailable sports-style cruiser that makes a great little day cruiser or an overnighter/weekender for a couple or small family. The level of fitout is high quality and quite extensive.
Stinger Rampage 580 Sportfisher Review
From the stern to the bow, the Stinger 580 is a complete package with all the options you could desire in a sportfisher. I was impressed by the quality fittings, the construction and fit-out.
Stessl 4.6M Bass Boss Review
Stessl build aluminum boats to suit all tastes from the cheapest, most basic tinnies to some of the most specialised aluminium sports fishers in the business. And the 4.6m Bass Boss is one of their best.
Stessl 5.5 Bluewater Platerix Review
This is a very interesting boat for a family man who wants a serious, offshore fisher that's tough enough to withstand some hard usage, or a day on the water with the kids. With some careful optioning on a Stessl 5.5 Bluewater Platerix, you can keep the asking below $30,000, which is excellent value for money.