The 2026 Yamaha 222 FSH Sport delivers the perfect blend of fishing functionality and family-friendly versatility in a stunning blue hull that stands out on the water. This brand-new 22-foot center console is powered by twin Yamaha 1.9 200HP engines, providing an impressive 400 total horsepower for excellent performance whether you're chasing fish offshore or cruising with family and friends. With its spacious 8.5-foot beam and thoughtfully designed layout, the 222 FSH Sport maximizes every inch for both serious angling and recreational boating. The generous 75-gallon fuel capacity ensures extended adventures without frequent fuel stops, while Yamaha's renowned reliability and engineering excellence give you confidence on every outing. From dawn fishing expeditions to sunset cruises, this versatile center console adapts to your boating lifestyle with ease. Located in Knoxville and priced at $74,598, this 2026 model represents exceptional value for a fully-equipped, twin-engine center console from one of the industry's most trusted manufacturers. Don't miss your opportunity to own this impressive FSH Sport that's ready to create countless memories on the water.
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