For 8 grand it by god better be. It wasn't awesome enough for me to have one installed. It is a cool concept but you're limited to two Minn Kota models. And if you don't but that kit you get all that center log space for regular storage.
I have a 2025 210 Angler on order. It still freaks me out that they designed the steering console to limit you to a 7" sonar screen. Will be interesting to figure out how to install a 12" display there. I guess Premier expects all their customers to have 20 year old eyeballs. 🙂
If you have an angler, you'll likely want your sonar/livescope screen near the front or the back. My customers have mounted either 1 unit in the front or back, or a unit in both the front in back. Hope this helps! Your dealer can help you with some of this, let me know if you have any questions!!
@@quincenichols3860 No one is perfect. Premier definitely cut us short on the 7" screen max, but any reasonably inventive person can get around that limitation. There are numerous manufacturers that provide pontoon fence mounts that can be used by the console (although I'm not a fan of that location unless I have a chain attached 🙂). Livescope rig screens are almost always front or console mounted, or both simultaneously on any style boat. With the Angler I'll probably be using a remote pedal/remote and a front mounted Kraken and fish off the back of the toon. I'm not even sure I'll spring for livescope. Catfish will be my focus. I'm thinking a finder mount behind the console seat that I can spin around so can be visible from captains seat or rear platform. Figuring this all out will be fun.
New trolling motor compartment is awesome
Yes it is! Troll and stow is one of a kind!
For 8 grand it by god better be. It wasn't awesome enough for me to have one installed. It is a cool concept but you're limited to two Minn Kota models. And if you don't but that kit you get all that center log space for regular storage.
I have a 2025 210 Angler on order. It still freaks me out that they designed the steering console to limit you to a 7" sonar screen. Will be interesting to figure out how to install a 12" display there. I guess Premier expects all their customers to have 20 year old eyeballs. 🙂
If you have an angler, you'll likely want your sonar/livescope screen near the front or the back. My customers have mounted either 1 unit in the front or back, or a unit in both the front in back. Hope this helps! Your dealer can help you with some of this, let me know if you have any questions!!
@@quincenichols3860 No one is perfect. Premier definitely cut us short on the 7" screen max, but any reasonably inventive person can get around that limitation. There are numerous manufacturers that provide pontoon fence mounts that can be used by the console (although I'm not a fan of that location unless I have a chain attached 🙂). Livescope rig screens are almost always front or console mounted, or both simultaneously on any style boat. With the Angler I'll probably be using a remote pedal/remote and a front mounted Kraken and fish off the back of the toon. I'm not even sure I'll spring for livescope. Catfish will be my focus. I'm thinking a finder mount behind the console seat that I can spin around so can be visible from captains seat or rear platform. Figuring this all out will be fun.