The Haines Hunter 560 Offshore is not only quick, but it's also highly maneuverable too. Upgraded with a 2017 150HP Yamaha, this vessel navigates through open waters with ease. Crank over the light steering and the boat will flick into a tight arc without overdue leaning thanks to the also upgraded hydraulic steering (not fitted from the factory). 

The hull design with its Performance Deadrise Vee (PDV) and reverse chines give a great ride and exceptional handling. On the equipment side, the 560 is full of goodies for the fisherman. Twin live-bait tanks adorn the transom and there is a very big kill tank in the cockpit which could take water toys or wet gear if you're out with the family. This vessel has been retrofitted with a portable toilet. 

Speaking of the family, the 560 is rated for six people and there is plenty of room for all. The cabin has a deep, recessed floor so the kids aren't going bash their heads on the roof if the going gets a bit rough. Forward, there is a large hatch so you access your anchor easily. 

The cockpit of the 560 is large for a boat of this size (5.9 meters LOA) and it's clean and uncluttered. Rod holders on each side keep the gear away if you haven't got the rocket launchers, and your feet will fit nicely under the gunwales. 

The twin helm seats I found to be comfortable, and if you prefer to stand while driving, there is plenty of room there as well. 

From the helm, the driver gets a great view all around. The standard Yamaha gauges featured readouts for speed, engine revs, and fuel burn. They are simple and very easy to read. Also on the test boat was an optional Lowrance Sounder

This vessel has been fitted with; 

-Fusion Audio system 

-Lowrance Elite Navigation unit 

-UHF Radio 

The seller is highly motivated. The first viewing will buy! Please contact our team for all further inquiries and to arrange an inspection.