2021 Vexus DVX19

This 2021 Vexus DVX19 is a 25-foot bay boat built around a wide 8-foot beam and keel-forward hull design. The fiberglass construction uses infused composite methods with multiple spray rails and enhanced bow flare, delivering a dry ride in varying conditions. The boat is powered by a single gasoline outboard and runs on a 40-gallon fuel tank with a lower center of gravity for improved balance and performance.

The layout prioritizes fishing capability with a raised front deck featuring an 8-foot center rod box, infused fiberglass baitwell, and deep storage boxes. The forked bow design opens up room for multiple anglers forward. The cockpit is expansive, with seating capacity for up to six people and a huge work area for fishing. The helm features SeaStar Pro hydraulic tilt steering, multi-function gauges with GPS speed and NMEA 2000 capability, and room for flush-mounted electronics under an automotive-style windshield. EVA rubber covers the cockpit floor for durability and traction, and a reversible rod rack sits near the passenger seating.

This particular example comes equipped with numerous upgrades: twin Solix 10 displays at helm and bow, Mega 360 sonar, dual Minn Kota Raptor trolling motors, Minn Kota Ultrex, Garmin 106 with Livescope at the bow, Bob's hydraulic jack plate, a complete Millertech lithium battery system with charger, bimini top, cover, and trailer step. The boat has logged only 213 hours and includes a matching trailer with hydraulic surge brakes, torsion axle suspension, and full LED lighting.