The 2026 Yamaha 222 FSH Sport is built for anglers who refuse to compromise — a purpose-driven center console that delivers serious fishing capability without sacrificing the refinement Yamaha is known for. Finished in a sharp Blue hull, this boat commands attention on the water and backs it up with twin Yamaha 1.9 200HP engines delivering a combined 400 horses of reliable, fuel-efficient power. Whether you're running to your favorite cove on a Tennessee lake or pushing offshore to find the bite, the dual-engine setup gives you the confidence and speed to get there in style. Designed from the keel up as a fishing machine, the 222 FSH Sport offers a thoughtfully laid-out center console platform with the space and functionality serious anglers demand. The FSH lineup has earned a loyal following for its blend of Yamaha's legendary engine reliability and a hull that handles a wide range of conditions with ease — all at a price point that makes incredible sense for what you're getting. Available now at our Knoxville location and priced at $74,598, this 2026 Yamaha 222 FSH Sport represents an outstanding opportunity to step into a brand-new boat backed by Yamaha's full factory warranty. Don't let this one sit — center consoles with this combination of power, build quality, and a fresh-off-the-line model year move quickly. Contact us today to schedule a walkthrough or ask about financing options.
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