I recently completed a 200-mile run from Stuart, Florida to Chub Cay in the Bahamas aboard the 341 Caymas, in 3-5’ seas and winds gusting to 25 kts. The ride quality of the Michael Peters designed double-stepped hull was phenomenal. Solid, soft, efficient, and dry, are all words I would use to describe the ride quality. We spent a week fishing, diving, and cruising. The layout of the boat is well thought out and caters to both hardcore fisherman and the weekend adventurer. We put the Caymas 341 to the ultimate test by crossing to the Bahamas in less than ideal conditions, and the boat performed flawlessly.

With all the changes in the bass boat industry the past few years, I was ready for a change. I was looking for a boat that I knew was quality built, had the performance I was looking for, and still competitively priced. As soon as I sat in the driver’s seat, I knew that Earl Bentz had raised the bar. You can tell these boats were designed with the fisherman in mind. My CX-20 Pro handles rough water like a dream, and is the easiest boat to drive at high-speed (upper 70’s). Earl and the crew at Caymas have hit a homerun with the CX line of tournament bass boats.