Extreme Boats Sport Fisher Range

The 545 Sport Fisher is the entry point into the Sport Fisher range — a 5.55-metre open-style fishing boat with a 19.5-degree deadrise, a perspex windscreen, and a cabin layout that provides shelter without the bulk of a full hardtop. At 70 to 115hp and around 1,100kg dry on trailer, it's an easy tow that punches above its weight in standard specification: a bait tank with window, lined cabin, self-draining anchor locker, and a 100-litre fuel tank are all included, along with fixed pedestals with swivel seat bases and a four-way switch panel. Cable steering comes standard with a hydraulic upgrade available, and the options list covers a rocket launcher, bimini, trolling motor bracket, and a range of bait station configurations. For anglers who want a capable, well-built small fishing boat that handles inshore and sheltered offshore work, the 545 sets a solid baseline.

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The 605 Sport Fisher steps up to six metres with a 21-degree deadrise — noticeably sharper than the 545 — and brings hydraulic steering, trim tabs, a walk-through transom with drop-in door, and a 140-litre fuel tank as part of its standard package. The Portofino transom is a distinctive feature at this size and combined with dive platform handrails and a full cabin squab fit-out, the 605 is set up for anglers who want more range and more comfort than the 545 provides without moving into the Game King territory. A six-way switch panel, VHF, bait tank, deck wash, and a dash sized for a 12-inch screen all come standard, and the option to upgrade to Sea Keeper Ride auto trim tabs is available for those running it offshore regularly. Rated for five people at 115 to 150hp, it occupies a practical middle ground in the Sport Fisher range.

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The 645 Sport Fisher is the largest model in the Sport Fisher range — 6.45 metres with a 2.50-metre beam, a 20.5-degree deadrise, and a sixth person rating that gives it genuine working space for a full crew. A 200-litre fuel tank, hydraulic steering, trim tabs, walk-through transom with drop-in door, full cabin squabs, bait tank with window, deck wash, and a boarding ladder all come standard, and cantilever seat bases with covered seats are fitted rather than the fixed pedestals of the smaller models. Tuna tubes and a lockable cabin roller door are available as options, and the Sea Keeper Ride auto trim upgrade positions it credibly for offshore fishing in the hands of an angler who knows what they're doing at this size. Where the 605 suits the angler looking for a capable day boat, the 645 is built for those who want to push further and fish harder.

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