2008 Triton 22 LTS

Step aboard this 22 LTS and you’ll notice how the wide beam and open gunwales make it easy to move from bow to stern with a rod in hand. The elevated casting decks give you a clear line of sight over pods of bait or tailing fish, while the recessed hardware keeps snags to a minimum. Rod lockers and under-seat storage keep the cockpit uncluttered, even with a full crew. The T-top provides welcome shade without getting in the way of casting, and the hull’s Carolina-style flare helps knock down spray when the breeze picks up. It’s a straightforward, fish-first layout that’s easy to clean down and simpler to maintain than many newer rigs.

This 22 LTS shines in waters where you might jump from ankle-deep flats to choppy open stretches in a single morning. The shallow draft lets you slide across skinny bay edges and grass lines, yet the hull still has enough heft and deadrise to handle afternoon wind chop in wider sounds or coastal reaches. It’s an ideal size for trailering to different ramps and launching in tighter marinas, while the efficient outboard keeps range and running costs in check. For anglers who split time between backwater structure, open bays, and nearshore edges, this model delivers a capable, no-nonsense platform.