Gambling to Win

Gambler bass boats reflect a much sportier, sleeker style than any other brand. Bob Ackerbloom, the founder and president, loves bright gel colors, yet he pays close attention to a style and performance that appeals to serious bass anglers from coast to coast. No other boat in the line displays this any better than the new 2100. It's a completely new boat — from the baby tunnel in the patented "Advanced-Hydro V Pad" hull's keel to the luxury sedan-like interior and stainless-steel grab bar that mirrors the curvature of the windshields.

All Gamblers incorporate a double-hull with a foam core, but the 2100s take that step further with the introduction of Dupont Kevlar to make the hull both lighter and stronger than previous models. The new bass boat also incorporates a passenger compartment that keeps occupants seated low and surrounded by car-like appointments.

From a fishing perspective, the 20-foot-7-inch Gambler 2100 Pro Series is loaded with very functional bells and whistles. Rod and storage lockers are equipped with the Quick Draw Tackle System, and every compartment is lighted. The trolling motor is centered on the bow and the foot control is recessed so it sits flush with the flipping-deck. Hydraulic steering, full instrumentation, premium carpet with aluminum trim, floor-mounted trim and a foot throttle, jackplate, pro-level livewell systems and stainless-steel hardware throughout are just a fraction of the standard features.

The Gambler 2100 fills in the line that now includes a dual-console model from 18- to 22-feet, with horsepower ratings from 150 to 300. This latest entry comes on a custom tandem-axle trailer, is rated for a 250-horsepower engine and is said to run at speeds faster than 80 mph. Not bad for a 1600-pound hull that drives like a finely tuned sports car. Gambler can pre-rig with all of the major engine brands, too.

Boat Specifications

For more information, contact:
Gambler Bass Boats
Dept. B&WB
20150 Independence Ave.
Groveland, FL 34736
(352) 429-8888