For those that are intrigued by Bayliner's Trophy line, you now have several models to choose from. The CX and the CC models range in size from 20 feet to 24 feet and are designed for water sports / cruising and fishing.

So, you may ask, what's the difference between the CX and the CC lines?
For starters the Bayliner Trophy CX swaps out the aft design of the CC for a set of jump seats, and in place of the livewell, Bayliner has replaced it with a single transom seat.

This effort has provided Bayliner with the ability to provide its customers with the same excellent hull design (i.e.. deep) for both models whether it’s the 20 or the 24-foot model. The only selection customers will have to make is whether they want the aft casting deck (CC) or the jump seats (CX).
The CC livewell will also have to come out to make room for the mid-seat on the CX model. Both models will retain the self-bailing cockpit and the enclosed head. Optional equipment such as the ski-tow pylon are available on the CX model.

Engine options include the 300 HP (Max) Mercury outboard.

KEY FEATURES

• Self-bailing cockpit keeps cockpit dry and makes cleanup easier
• Spacious layout with fore and aft casting decks, ample storage and all the fishing features you need
• Reliable Mercury® outboard power up to 300-HP, and sure, predictable handling
• 9 Cupholders
• Gunwale Rod Storage