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In designing the
Desperado 22, we
looked at every part of the boat from both form and
function. The tunnel allows for a full flow of water to
the prop while the flat running surface on each side of
the tunnel creates lift, allowing you to run across
shallow bays with ease. The rounded bow section of the
boat provides for a smooth ride while the reverse spray
chines on the bow deflect spray creating a very dry and
comfortable ride. We looked at the interior layout and
storage needs of the fisherman and designed a front
casting deck with large storage compartments as well as
built in rod and anchor storage. The rear casting deck
provides 2 large storage compartments and an additional
center storage. All compartments are sealed to help
provide dry storage and feature fiberglass lids.
You'll also enjoy our new
console and leaning post combination that will allow you
to either sit down or stand and drive with comfort. You
can in-dash mount your GPS/Sonar and radio's in the
console and the leaning post has a rear facing seat that
features a 20 gallon rounded live well. Click the
pictures below to see a more detailed description on
each step of the design. |
First scale model - side view.
First scale model - front view.
Construction begins on first running (15')
prototype.
Construction continues on first running (15')
prototype.
First running (15')prototype completed and on trailer.
Testing of first running (15') prototype on the water begins.
Construction begins on first running (22' Outlaw) prototype.
Construction near completion on
first running (22'Outlaw)prototype.
Testing of first running (22' Outlaw)
prototype on the water begins.
Testing of first running (22'Outlaw)
prototype on the water continues.
Final preparation of the
prototype before hull mold is built.
Final preparations of the
prototype before hull mold is built.
Testing to make sure the boat is comfortable to drive standing up or sitting down.
More testing to make sure the boat is comfortable to drive standing up or sitting down.
Construction of the hull for the 22' Outlaw with the stringer system in place.
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