SPECS
Description
New 2023 Savannah 220 IS | Yamaha F250 | Zero Hours
This new 2023 Savannah 220 IS is a versatile bay boat powered by a Yamaha F250 four-stroke with zero hours. Equipped with a factory hardtop, powder-coated frame, Simrad electronics, Wet Sounds audio, and an Atlas hydraulic jack plate, the 220 IS is set up for inshore fishing, tournament use, nearshore trips, and recreational boating.
At 22 feet with an 8'6" beam and 13-inch draft, the Savannah 220 IS provides the shallow-water capability expected from a bay boat while maintaining the size, fuel capacity, and power needed for longer runs across the bays and coastal waterways.
Specifications
Length Overall: 22'
Beam: 8'6"
Draft: 13"
Deadrise at Transom: 14.5°
Dry Weight: 2,500 lbs.
Fuel Capacity: 72 Gallons
Maximum Horsepower: 250 HP
Persons Capacity: 6
Gunnel Height: 18"
Bridge Clearance with T-Top: 7'10"
Bridge Clearance without T-Top: 5'2"
Yamaha F250 Four-Stroke
Zero Engine Hours
Features & Equipment
Yamaha F250 Four-Stroke – Zero Hours
Factory Hardtop
Powder-Coated Hardtop Frame
Simrad GPS / Fishfinder
Wet Sounds Premium Stereo System
Atlas Hydraulic Jack Plate
Pre-Wired for a Trolling Motor
Swim Ladder
Large Casting Decks
Livewell
Rod Storage
Generous Storage Throughout
Inshore Fishing Setup
The Savannah 220 IS is designed around the needs of inshore and bay anglers. Large casting areas provide open fishing space, while the livewell, rod storage, and additional storage keep equipment organized and accessible.
The Atlas hydraulic jack plate provides control over engine height, which is useful when navigating shallower water or adjusting the boat's running setup for different conditions.
The boat is also pre-wired for a trolling motor, allowing the next owner to select a trolling motor that best fits their fishing style.
Yamaha F250 Power
The Yamaha F250 four-stroke gives the Savannah 220 IS the maximum horsepower rating available for this platform.
With zero hours, the engine has not accumulated operating time. Combined with the boat's 72-gallon fuel capacity, the F250 provides a strong setup for anglers who make longer runs between fishing areas or regularly explore different parts of the Florida Panhandle.
Fishing & Family Versatility
While the Savannah 220 IS is built around fishing, its center-console layout and equipment make it useful for more than tournament or inshore angling.
The factory hardtop provides shade around the helm, the swim ladder provides convenient water access, and the Wet Sounds audio system adds entertainment for cruising and recreational days.
This allows the same boat to be used for targeting redfish and speckled trout, fishing local tournaments, running the bays, making nearshore trips when conditions allow, or spending the day cruising and relaxing with family and friends.
Gulf Coast Boating
With a 13-inch draft, Atlas jack plate, Yamaha F250, and 72-gallon fuel capacity, the Savannah 220 IS is well suited for fishing and boating throughout Pensacola Bay, Escambia Bay, Santa Rosa Sound, Navarre, Choctawhatchee Bay, and surrounding Florida Panhandle waterways.
Its combination of shallow-water capability and 250-horsepower outboard power makes it a practical option for anglers who want to fish both protected inshore waters and venture into coastal areas when conditions are appropriate.
Available in Gulf Breeze, Florida
This new 2023 Savannah 220 IS with Yamaha F250 and zero hours is available in Gulf Breeze, Florida, convenient to boaters throughout Pensacola, Navarre, Destin, Fort Walton Beach, Perdido Key, the Florida Panhandle, and the Gulf Coast.
For buyers searching for a Savannah 220 IS, Yamaha F250 bay boat, new bay boat, inshore fishing boat, shallow-water center console, or bay boat for sale in Northwest Florida, this Savannah offers a strong combination of Yamaha power, fishing equipment, shallow-water capability, and everyday versatility.
Contact us for additional information or to schedule a time to see the 2023 Savannah 220 IS in person.
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