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No matter whether you fish, swim, ski or just relax aboard the FISHER® Liberty 200 or Liberty 200 Fish, you'll find that access is easier, and comfort and convenience features are better than ever.
A starboard, aft entry with a pop-up changing room is a new feature on the Liberty 200. Similarly, a rear entry with a boarding ladder is available on the Liberty 200 Fish. Plus there's lockable rod storage, an aerated livewell and three moveable fishing chairs.
Both versions of this 20-foot, 8½-foot wide platform offer 24-inch diameter, all-welded logs with independent air chambers to give occupants a secure ride and peace of mind. There's room for ten people on the wide-open deck fashioned from the ¾-inch, pressure-treated floor covered with color-coordinated, marine grade carpeting.
A color-keyed, polyester bimini top provides all the shade you need. A removable table and an integrated refreshment/ entertainment center with a fresh-water sink is a part of the fully-molded, reinforced fiberglass console. Instrumentation and controls are ergonomically arranged for easy operation.
An AM/FM stereo with CD player is standard equipment on both Liberty 200's.
Rotomolded furniture bases and plush upholstery covered with sun and stain-resistant materials provide an attractive and passenger-friendly interior. A padded, aft sun deck flips up for easy access to the motor and to the built-in, large-capacity fuel tank (19 gallons on the Liberty 200 Fish, 23 gallons on the Liberty 200).
Power options for each range from 25 to 90 horsepower. The standard package outboard is a Mercury® 25 EL FourStroke. With it, the Liberty 200s retail for $11,995 each. Dealer prep and destination charges also apply.
The fishing model comes in an attractive green color scheme, while the family play model comes in sporty blue. Both models are protected by FISHER®'s famous "Fish Forever/ Play Forever" warranties.
For more information visit www.fisherboats.com or call 888-669-2248.
Reprinted with permission from Pontoon & Deck Boat, October 2005.
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