What are Skeeter bass boats known for?

No other boat manufacturer boasts the rich history and heritage of Skeeter. For over 75 years, generations of anglers have trusted Skeeter for their best fishing memories. Our production process uses advanced manufacturing techniques and materials, many of which were first used in aerospace applications.

Is Skeeter boats owned by Yamaha?

In 1996 Yamaha Outboards acquired Skeeter. Teaming up with the most technologically advanced outboard engine company in the world brought new resources and advancements to Skeeter’s product line. In 1998, Skeeter celebrated 50 years as a bass boat company.

Where are Skeeter boats made?

Kilgore, Texas
That’s right, we are now manufacturing our own Skeeter Built™ Trailers in Kilgore, Texas. From our employees to our nationwide network of dealers, this legacy makes us proud – proud that each boat is engineered and built with reliability, durability, quality, safety, performance, and innovation.

Do Skeeter bass boats sink?

Bass boats will not completely sink but may take on significant water if they strike something that punctures the hull, in very rough water, or in heavy rains.

Do Skeeter boats have wood in them?

Wood was still used in various parts of the boat and is an incredibly strong material for mounting hardware to. It was only in the last few years that the last of the wood has been removed and then, only on some models. My 2005 ZX250 had wood in the very back of the rod locker that was carpeted over.

Who owns Skeeter bass boats?

Yamaha
The developer of the modern bass boat is widely considered to be Skeeter Fishing Boats, a company now owned by Yamaha. In the early 1920s Frank Irvin Elder designed and launched the first Skeeter boat.

Who owns Skeeter boat Company?

the Yamaha Motor Company
The two-week closure stems from an order from Skeeter Boats’ parent company, the Yamaha Motor Company.

How safe are bass boats?

And although these boats go so fast, safety procedures such as helmets are never worn when driving them. Low profile leads to problems in rough water. Especially for those who are not experienced boaters, going at high speeds in big waves can be very dangerous.