How Long Has Talon Catamaran Boats Been Around?

Talon Powerboats is introducing new life and innovation into their legendary center console catamaran fishing boats, the Hustler Powerboats 377 Talon. The Southern California couple behind Swoop Motorsports tested the 22-foot Talon last weekend, and Todd and Karen Lamb of Screaming Eagle Boats, LLC, have sold the tooling for the Gary Armington-designed 22-foot Talon. The boat reached 72 mph in 20 seconds and showed steady acceleration, with a time to plane of 4.8 seconds. The combination of the 377 Talons twin-sponson bottom and fuel-injected big-block motors proved potent in midrange acceleration drills.

The Talon F17 is a fuel efficient, fast, stable, and packed with amenities. Aquila has one of the largest and most diverse power catamaran lineups around, with nine models ranging from 28 to 70. The New Talon F17 is fuel efficient, fast, stable, and packed with amenities. The Hustler was born in 1979 to provide a faster, safer, offshore boat with more accommodations than anything currently available. The Talon has been around for a few years in the tournament fishing scene and is becoming increasingly popular among recreational fishermen.

The Talon F20 flats boat was built for Steve Neeley of Out Of Bounds and raced in the Modified class for many years. The boat has had multiple hull updates along the way, including the Hustler 377 Talon, which rocketed to 108.6 mph. The 1993 Talon 25 carrier is now available for sale, powered by two 2013 300hp mercury verado engines.