- Joined
- Jan 16, 2009
- Location
- SouthEast Arkansas
Wareagle introduced this boat a year or 2 ago and they really did there homework. Tis boat I have seen in action and to tell ya the truth it is a performer in all aspects. It has some innovations that arent available in any other boat that sets it apart from the others. Here is a little info on them for those interested:
Following in the reputation of all War Eagle Boats, the 962 Tomahawk is built tough, but performance is its strong suit. The transom has a built-in jackplate and air ride hull with a reverse chine for more lift, improved turning ability and a very smooth ride. One optional feature is the cool mist air conditioning system—located in bow, the cool mister will keep you cool on those hot days.
The tomahawk gives you the strength and durability of aluminum, but with the style and comfort you may not expect from aluminum. The 962 has a very stylish console and interior. It comes standard with hydraulic steering. Other noteworthy standard features include: two top loading rod lockers that accommodate rods up to 7 ½ feet, a butt fishing seat with powerpole extension, a casting seat with pole extension, lockable storage, storage under seat, an ice chest, a divided livewell (68 quarts), a 25-gallon built-in fuel tank, 24v trolling motor wiring, bilge pump (500gph) and splashwell.
By the way this picture was taken on beautiful Lake Monticello......home of the next state record bass.
Following in the reputation of all War Eagle Boats, the 962 Tomahawk is built tough, but performance is its strong suit. The transom has a built-in jackplate and air ride hull with a reverse chine for more lift, improved turning ability and a very smooth ride. One optional feature is the cool mist air conditioning system—located in bow, the cool mister will keep you cool on those hot days.
The tomahawk gives you the strength and durability of aluminum, but with the style and comfort you may not expect from aluminum. The 962 has a very stylish console and interior. It comes standard with hydraulic steering. Other noteworthy standard features include: two top loading rod lockers that accommodate rods up to 7 ½ feet, a butt fishing seat with powerpole extension, a casting seat with pole extension, lockable storage, storage under seat, an ice chest, a divided livewell (68 quarts), a 25-gallon built-in fuel tank, 24v trolling motor wiring, bilge pump (500gph) and splashwell.
By the way this picture was taken on beautiful Lake Monticello......home of the next state record bass.
