Pick Your Passion
Designers also listened to owners who wanted to be able to choose the level of “fishiness” that matched their recreation lifestyle. So, Lowe created three floorplans for its SF models that range from 19-23 feet long and reflect different points of emphasis.
Fish it Up!
For those serious about the sport, the 4-Point Fishing layout gives fishing chairs in all quadrants along with fore and aft fishing stations and livewells (13-gallon aft, 31-gallon option up front). Most anglers use trolling motors for their maneuverability and stealth so Lowe includes a storage area that doubles as a rigging station with Plano box compatibility, room for twin batteries, a dedicated mount for a battery charger and a quick-connect outlet for the trolling motor.
The Most Popular SF Pontoon Layout is…?
“I think the Forward Walk Thru will be the SF’s most popular floorplan,” said Lowe General Manager Greg Falkner. “While the anglers are having fun in front, the rest of the boat features comfortable lounge seating and leaves the swim platform open for those who want easy access to the water.”
Rear Walk Thru Offers a Great Balance
With twin fishing seats in the rear along with a rigging station and livewell, the Rear Walk Thru is ideal for casual anglers or those who fish with floats or who like to chum. It’s the perfect layout for those who like to troll during sunset cruises.
New-Look SF Pontoons
Taking its design cues from Lowe’s sporty, luxurious SS line of pontoons, the rails for SF pontoons are all new and the upgraded furniture package features softer upholstery. More choices of colors and decals along with a new SF Blackout Package offer some attitude. A more ergonomic console station increases driver comfort.
Along with input from fishing guides, dealers and customers, Lowe designers have created seven 2023 SF pontoons that will allow everyone to live their best lake life.