The 2016 Ranger Z519 Comanche is a 19.5-foot fiberglass bay boat built for serious fishing performance. Powered by a single 225-horsepower Mercury outboard, it combines shallow-water capability with the control needed for tournament fishing. The hull features a 7.92-foot beam and an extended design that balances stability with maneuverability.
The cockpit centers on hydraulic steering with integrated gauges for speed, tach, fuel, and trim. The console layout accommodates large electronics screens, and the helm area includes digital ignition and switching for reliable operation. A Minn Kota Fortrex 80 trolling motor handles shallow-water positioning, while Lowrance electronics—a Hook 7 at the bow and HDS 7 at the console—provide navigation and fish-finding capability.
Storage and comfort are well-considered. The boat includes power-ventilated rod boxes with organizers, a dedicated tackle management system, an insulated cooler, and padded front decking. SRS Soft Ride seats cushion the helm and passenger areas. Additional features include a three-bank charging system, LED compartment lighting, stainless steel compression lid locks, retractable rod straps, and a remote oil fill. A Hamby's keelguard protects the hull, and a Ranger cover and tandem trailer are included.
Length
19.50 FT
Beam
7.92 FT
Weight
1,625 LBS
Material
Fiberglass
Shape
Modified-V
Engines
1
Engine Make
Mercury
Engine Model
225 PXS
Power
NaN HP
Hours
404 HRS
Fuel
Gasoline
Fuel
37 GAL