2004 Kenner center Console

The 2004 Kenner 21’3 rides on a proven hull that’s known for getting on plane quickly and staying dry when the chop kicks up. The open deck layout gives you plenty of room to work a fish around the bow, yet it’s still small enough to launch and retrieve solo without drama. Rod storage and wide gunnels make it easy to keep tackle organized and out of the way. With its moderate draft, you can slide into skinny water for reds in the morning, then push out to deeper structure for snapper in the afternoon. It’s the kind of simple, reliable rig that’s easy to clean down, inexpensive to run, and always ready on short notice.

This size Kenner is ideal for the mixed conditions you see here—shallow backwaters one day, wind-blown open bays the next. The hull has enough deadrise to soften short, stacked chop, yet doesn’t draw much water, so you can nose up to sandbars or work along shell banks without worrying about depth. The center console layout makes it easy to keep an eye on changing weather and boat traffic, and there’s ample room for coolers, tackle, and watersports gear. Trailer-friendly and light enough for most half-ton trucks, it’s a practical choice for anglers and families who split time between fishing, cruising, and towing a tube.