545 Side Console

The 545 Centre Console puts the helm in the middle of the boat and opens up 360-degree deck access — a layout that suits anglers who want to move freely around the boat and fish all sides, rather than work from a fixed position. Hydraulic steering comes standard (an upgrade on the side console variant), along with a bait tank, front seat squabs, self-draining anchor locker, and a 100-litre fuel tank, with a lift-up front console seat option available for additional storage. At 5.55 metres and 70 to 115hp it sits at the entry point of the Centre Console range, and the optional targa top with canvas, six rod holders and zip storage pocket gives it a more sheltered configuration when conditions call for it. The optional extended forward casting deck with storage makes a practical addition for bow fishing.

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The 605 Centre Console steps up to six metres with a 20.5-degree deadrise, a Portofino transom, walk-through transom with drop-in door, trim tabs, and a 150-litre fuel tank — a meaningfully fuller standard specification than the 545, and one that reflects a boat designed for more regular offshore use. Hydraulic steering, deck wash, dive platform handrails, a six-way switch panel, and a dash sized for a 12-inch screen all come standard, and the lift-up front console seat with large storage is a practical feature that suits boats used for longer days on the water. The standout option at this size is the deluxe helm station with sink and tap, 50-litre fresh water tank, built-in bolstered seats, four drawers, cutting board, and a 56-litre chilly bin housing — a configuration that takes the 605 beyond a day boat into something more purposeful. Rated for five people at 115 to 150hp, it's a capable step up from the 545 for anglers who fish further and stay out longer.

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The 645 Centre Console is 6.45 metres with a 2.50-metre beam, a sixth person rating, and a 200-litre fuel tank — the largest in the range before stepping up to the 745. Walk-through transom with drop-in door, trim tabs, hydraulic steering, deck wash, bait tank with window, a two-way battery switch, and a six-way switch panel all come standard, and the lift-up front console seat with large storage carries across from the 605. Tuna tubes and Sea Keeper Ride auto trim tabs are both available as options, which begins to position the 645 for more serious offshore fishing configurations rather than sheltered water use. At 130 to 200hp it has the power range to handle open water runs, and the deluxe helm station option — with sink, tap, fresh water tank, drawers, and chilly bin — is available for those who want the cockpit set up for extended days offshore.

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