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An Angler Quest Pro Troll running across open water with rods in the tower

Angler Quest Pontoons · 2026 lineup

Built with
purpose

Fishing pontoons designed by anglers, for anglers. Five series from 13 to 26 feet, hand crafted in the United States.

13′–26′Deck lengths
5 series18 layouts
300 HPMax on 24′ Pro models
0.125″Triple tube wall, Pro models
Netting a walleye over the side of a Pro Troll
An angler casting at sunrise, framed by the T-top of a Pro Fish N’ Cruise

Who builds them

Hand crafted for anglers

Angler Quest pontoons are designed, engineered, and manufactured in the United States by a small, mighty team.

Every boat is assembled by hand and checked with care, so the one that shows up at your dealer is exactly the one you expected. Stable under your feet, comfortable for a full day, and set up for serious fishing from the first trip.

“Built with purpose” is how we make every design decision, from the chassis under the deck to where the rod holders go.

Under the deck

Nex Gen
triple tube hull

Three 25-inch tubes in 0.125-inch aluminum, welded baffles in the outside tubes, and lifting strakes the full length of the boat.

Standard on Pro Troll, Pro Family Fish, and Pro Fish N’ Cruise. Optional on Panfish.

Rendering of the Nex Gen triple tube chassis showing three pontoons and the cross-channel frame
  • 0.125″Material thickness on all three tubes
  • 6 to 7Fully welded internal baffles in each outside tube
  • 0.188″Hat channels in the stern, with full-width hat channels throughout
  • 0.08″Full aluminum under-skin
  • 2 per tubeLifting strakes on all tubes
  • 2 per tubeFull-length M-style risers

Rigged at the factory

Fishing features,
not afterthoughts

Lockable rod storage open in the binary wall

Binary wall rod storage

Lockable storage inside the wall for ten 9-foot combos, five per side. Pro models only.

Measuring board built into the stern workstation

Rear fishing station

Livewell, measuring board, plier and cup holders, and tool storage in powder-coated diamond plate.

Rinsing the deck with the washdown hose

High-pressure washdown

Standard on every Pro model, right at the stern where the mess happens.

Rods in the Traxstech tower rod holders

Traxstech tracks

72-inch tracks take downriggers, rod holders, and anything else in the Traxstech catalog.

Kicker motor bracket beside the main outboard

Kicker motor mount

A kicker bracket on the port tube is standard on Pro models.

Rod holder mounted in the QwikTrak rail

QwikTrak rail

On Panfish and Leisure Quest, a groove in the rail accepts rod holders and cup holders anywhere along it.

2026 product
brochure

All five series, every layout, hull specs, and color options in 28 pages.

News & events

2026 show season

Jan 8–11, 2026

Ultimate Fishing Show

Detroit, Michigan
Feb 5–8, 2026

Fort Wayne Boat Show

Fort Wayne, Indiana
Feb 19–21, 2026

FAE Midwest Sportsman Classic

Mar 12–15, 2026

Ultimate Sport Show

Grand Rapids, Michigan

All news and events

The Angler Quest Podcast

A new episode every month

Ep. 128

Lake Michigan Salmon

Oct 2, 2026
Ep. 127

New Model Year

Aug 27, 2026
Ep. 126

Summertime Fishing

Jul 24, 2026

About the podcast

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in person?

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