They started Sundance in 1993 with the desire to build the best shallow draft fishing skiffs available and to do it for the best price around. To accomplish this we needed lighter hulls to maximize the power to weight ratio so they could use lower horsepower engines. Smaller engines weigh less, cost less, use less fuel and require a smaller on board fuel load.They needed extraordinary planing efficiency to get the performance they wanted from these smaller engines.Sundance I Beam hulls are stiffer, stronger and lighter, and give you more bang for the buck then any other skiff. Along with strength they wanted uncompromising safety. Their boats are virtually unsinkable. The center picture is the aft section of an F19 hull.

The Sundance K16 is their smaller narrow beam boat. This 64″ beam boat makes a great yacht tender, a smaller boat for the kids or the ultimate “personal” fishing machine. With smaller gas sipping power requirements and a running draft of only inches, this boat can reach into areas that go unnoticed by other fishermen. Better still, it boasts a list of standard features every bit as long as one of their larger skiffs, right down to raised extra large casting platforms and flow thru aerated bait wells. All their boats are built with 100% woven and stranded fiberglass and high density urethane and Airex structural sheet foam for an all composite “No Wood” construction. This makes for a very strong, light weight and virtually unsinkable skiff. Sundance K Boats, big boat performance in a compact package.

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