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| Length | 21 ft 8 in |
|---|---|
| Max power | 200 HP |
| Draft | 12 in |
| Dry weight | 2,000 lb |
| Type | Bay Boat |
| Hull | Kevlar below the waterline, carbon fiber above, zero wood |
| Built in | Perry, Florida |
The 22B raises the bar for functionality and fishing in a trailerable bay boat. Like the 24, the stern has an aft deck for more fishing room, storage and a livewell, and the 8’3" beam gives room to move when you’re fighting the big ones. The oversized front deck makes a better casting platform with storage for your gear.
It comes standard with a Kevlar hull and carbon fiber sides and deck, stronger and lighter for better fuel efficiency. A traditional West Coast bay boat with a 12-inch draft that gets you into the shallow water other anglers only wish they could reach.

The Canyon Bay 22B drafts 12 in. Its light Kevlar and carbon fiber hull is what keeps the draft that shallow for a boat its size.
The Canyon Bay 22B is rated for up to 200 HP. Engine brand and setup are chosen by the owner when the boat is specced.
The Canyon Bay 22B weighs 2,000 lb dry. There's no wood in the hull, transom, stringers or deck.
The Canyon Bay 22B is hand-laid Kevlar below the waterline and carbon fiber above, with fiberglass stringers molded to the hull and zero wood. It's built at Perry Composite Manufacturing in Perry, Florida.
Yes. Every Canyon Bay 22B is built to the owner's spec: engine package, electronics, tower or top, seating, color and rigging. You can spec one in the Canyon Bay configurator at build.canyonbayboats.com.
Every boat is built to the owner’s spec. Choose the power, colors, electronics and layout, then send it to us.
“Well built and rides very good in a chop. I was impressed at the fishability and stability.
Lucas M., 28H
“We towed her behind our larger vessel to the Bahamas in March, breaking 8 ft plus waves the whole way. Rinsed her off and enjoyed her for two weeks. Not a single issue.
David K., Fort Lauderdale
“I sure do love my Canyon Bay. She is perfect for my smallmouth and striper charters in Tennessee.
Daniel K., 24B



















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