Some websites trash all thing Bayliner and Trophy. A certain site called The Hull T**** comes to mind. According to the sages out there, only a very expensive center console with triples will safely float and allow you to catch fish. If it fits your needs, its good provided it has been cared for.
Johnson Point, Olympia, WA
1989 2855
Horizon 6.2 and Bravo II
I fish, dive , party, cruise, etc with my Bayliner....and love it.
While mine is not a Trophy, several owners nearby in my marina have Trophys and I hear rave reviews. We travel and fish side by side ...and I would not hesitate to buy a Trophy.
Do your homework and have any brand of used boat " inspected" by pros. The Trophys near me are solid vessels...travel smooth and rough water, catch fish....and provide hours of pleasure to the families that own them.
Don't be turned off by rumors and outdated perceptions. If you like the boat..buy it. Try it for a season and if it doesn't meet your expectations....move on to something else. I've had lots of boats..it is not a life sentence...you can always change course down the road.
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