Topic: It is Tuesday isn’t it… | Bass Cat

here is a new hull for the Puma and the previous Cougar FTD is now the Cougar Advantage with the old hull. The best way I can describe the Puma and NEW FTD hull is a sooped up wide body. How about a new FTD w/ rear storage? They kept the underseat storage and reversed the day box to the front. Both lids are full lids and they are double latched rod boxes like the Puma. There is also bouy storage in the front trolling motor basin. Speakers are now in the seat backs on premium packaged boats with the stereo added as an option. Here are pictures...it is pretty darn impressive.

Here is a picture of the basin and you can see the bouy holder up against the wall. They also have a cool new cover for the plugs and switches.

Here is a picture of the front compartment.

I have quite a few more pictures but this internet connection is not letting me get those uploaded. I will add more as I get them uploaded. Judd

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August 2, 2007 at 4:15 am #468273

PhilAddison
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beam and lenght are the same

August 3, 2007 at 5:26 am #468274

1rudebee
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Dude, I’m all about that new Cougar! I like that deck layout much better!!! What’s strange is I’ve been thinking about that triangular livewell design myself for sometime! To me it makes perfect sense. I told someone that idea a while back and they looked at me as if I was a real idiot! I feel much better now!

August 4, 2007 at 4:36 am #468275

fishmagnet
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I especially like the traction pads on the front bow area.

One complaint on my P-III has always been the awkward step-in for paasengers while trying to come aboard from the dock after launching and parking the tow vehicle.

Is there more capacity in those triangular livewells?

August 11, 2007 at 9:50 pm #468276

Bass Cat Boats
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There is an approximate 4 to 5 gallon gain in water per livewell.

BCB

August 11, 2017 at 9:58 pm #468277

Bob La Londe
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Is there more capacity in those triangular livewells?

Yeah, it actually kinda looks a lot smaller to me from the pictures. That’s one of the big things I really like about my ’04 Cougar. The livewell is big enough for stripers or walleye or even a big catfish if I want.

(For walleye and striper I either release or put them straight on ice, but there have been a couple times when I’ve gone on a bass outing with the kids that turned into a striper outing.) LOL.

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