721 big water

[Jasonrs]

Hows the 721 while up front in big waves? I dont run hard when its rough, but more concerned with taking waves over the bow while standing up front on the tm. I have read that it is good at keeping the nose up while navigating big water. Any input? Tia

[tmoney]

I've been in 4+ footers up at the front of my 721 and it stays amazingly dry. You'll get an occasional wave over the bow if they're far apart and/or if you're spotlocked into them. That being said, I wouldn't hesitate to take it in they nasty stuff.

[Jasonrs]

Good info. Thanks for the reply

[MichPhoenix77]

I run St. Clair in mine all the time and have never had a problem. My 721 handles anything I am willing to go into. The ride is outstanding.

[Jasonrs]

Thanks, pretty much what i wanted to hear guys
Much appreciated

[721Proxs]

I've been in 4+ footers up at the front of my 721 and it stays amazingly dry. You'll get an occasional wave over the bow if they're far apart and/or if you're spotlocked into them. That being said, I wouldn't hesitate to take it in they nasty stuff.

^^^ Ditto

[AustinV]

Takes them pretty well over the front. Some big cruiser waves (5-6') at LOZ will put water over the front, but honestly not as much as you would think. I don't think there's a boat out there that can withstand 50-60' cruisers plowing water though. Lake Ontario had some waves coming over the front at times, but the same goes with any bass boat out there. It seems like water comes over the back deck much easier than my old Ranger though, Phoenix in general sits much lower in the back. This is only an issue with large boat waves in line with the back, or backing up into waves.

[MI bassassassin]

All of the compliments Phoenix receives about the quality of the ride in rough water has me considering them. I know the PHX I supposed to be the best ride in rough water but it sounds like all of them handle it well.