915 Walk Around

The 646 Walk Around takes the same 6.44-metre, 20-degree deadrise hull as the Game King and opens up the side decks to give anglers unobstructed access around the entire boat — a practical advantage when you're working fish at close quarters or moving quickly between the bow and stern. A 225-litre fuel tank, Sea Keeper Ride auto trim tabs, hydraulic steering, bait tank with window, deck wash, and a walk-through transom with drop-down door all come standard, along with two four-way switch panels and a dash sized for a 16-inch screen. Transom upgrade options extend to a curved fixed bait board with drawers and twin walk-throughs, or a hinged bait board with built-in livebait tank — configurations that reflect how seriously this boat can be set up for offshore fishing despite its size. It's the entry point into the Extreme Walk Around range, and it carries more standard specification than you'd expect at this length.

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The 745 Walk Around is a 7.43-metre hull with a notably deep 22.5-degree deadrise — the sharpest vee in the Walk Around range — which gives it genuine capability in the open water conditions that anglers fishing offshore regularly will encounter. A 300-litre fuel tank, Sea Keeper Ride auto trim tabs, hydraulic steering, dual six-way switch panels, sliding hardtop windows, and a bait tank with window all come fitted as standard, along with full cabin squabs and underfloor storage. At 2.49 metres of beam and rated for seven people, it offers more working space than the 646 while the deeper vee and longer waterline make a meaningful difference on the run out and back. Tuna tubes, twin walk-through transom, and a trolling motor bracket are all available as options for those who want to push the game fishing configuration further.

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The 795 Walk Around shares its hull dimensions with the 795 Game King — 7.93 metres, 2.80 metres of beam, a 21-degree deadrise, and 200 to 350hp — but the open side deck layout changes how the boat fishes in a way that matters to anyone who spends serious time working lures or dealing with fish at the rail. A 400-litre fuel tank, radar mount, Sea Keeper Ride auto trim tabs, mid-gunnel rod holders, and a walk-through transom with drop-in door all come standard, and the 795 is the first Walk Around in the range to include a standard radar mount and to open up twin engine and outrigger configurations as options. At 2.80 metres of beam — 310mm wider than the 745 — it carries significantly more deck space and is rated for eight people, making it a boat that works as well with a full crew as it does with two anglers focused on a specific target. The options list includes a 65-litre fridge, twin engine pod with binnacle, tuna tubes, and a rear folding seat with four rod holders for those who want the cockpit configured for sustained offshore fishing.

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