2011 Triton 20XS DC Elite – Tournament-ready, yet bargain-smart
You’re looking at a 2011 Triton 20XS DC Elite — a full-on bass-boat platform built for serious anglers who don’t want to pay serious money. With its sleek hull and the dimensions a pro trusts (roughly 21′ in length, beam near 7′11″) this machine delivers both stability on-the-water and serious fish-catching capability.
Under the transom sits a robust power plant: a Mercury 250 Pro XS outboard, whose performance pedigree is no joke — and this one comes with 267 engine hours. The electronics stack includes a cutting-edge look-down rig: a Lowrance HDS 12 up front and an HDS 7 at the console, giving you the kind of sonar/structure mapping that’ll either elevate your fishing game or make your buddies jealous. You’ve also got a Lowrance Ghost trolling motor lurking up front for silent-drift stealth mode.
Storage? Check. Premium rod lockers, built-in live-wells, and clever use of space make this boat both practical and tournament-ready. The “DC” in 20XS DC stands for dual-console or dual-cockpit style (depending on your build) and adds a touch of comfort without sacrificing performance.
Why this deal matters: The 20XS hull from Triton is battle-tested among tournament anglers; you’re getting performance that carries weight, paired with high-end electronics and an engine that still has plenty of life left in it at 267 hours. And because you know me at the low-margin/high-volume game (you and I both), this one is priced to move and built to perform.
If you want a serious rig without paying pro-level cash, this 2011 Triton 20XS DC Elite is your move. Want full photo set, trailer info, or inspection checklist? I’ve got it ready when you are.
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