What Is A Center Console Boat?
What Is a Center Console Boat?
A center console boat, often abbreviated as "CC," features an open-deck layout with the helm stationed at the center. This allows for seamless movement around the entire perimeter of the boat—ideal for fishing, diving, and other recreational activities. The design’s all-around accessibility is a major reason why center consoles remain one of the most popular boat styles on the water.
The Versatility of Center Consoles
One of the standout benefits of center consoles is their versatility. Whether you’re cruising the coast or chasing tarpon offshore, models like the Sea Fox 248 Commander and Sea Fox 268 Commander offer premium layouts, integrated storage, and smooth handling for serious anglers and weekend warriors alike.
Features That Matter
Most modern center consoles are powered by outboard engines and often feature T-Tops or Hard Tops for sun protection and electronics mounting. These are all features you’ll find when exploring the selection of center consoles at Black Label Marine Group, where we specialize in high-performance, family-ready fishing boats.
Service You Can Count On
Looking to keep your investment running like new? Every Black Label Marine service center is staffed with certified Yamaha and Mercury Marine technicians. From annual services to repowers, we handle outboards on any center console built after 2007.
Visit a Black Label Marine Group Showroom
Visit our showrooms in Ocala, Pinellas Park, or Punta Gorda to explore these top-selling Sea Fox models in person and experience the Black Label difference—where quality boats and honest service meet Florida’s best waters.
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Tom Ski
Tom Ski is a marine industry expert contributing to the Black Label Marine Group blog with insights on boats, fishing, and marine lifestyle.