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| Cockpit Designs To be safe, a cockpit's sole needs to be grippy, its coaming thigh-high, and its scuppers and hoses should drain the water out of the boat quickly. We identify boats that get the job done and, of course, those that fall short.When the term cockpit is used, some think of big sportfishing boat cockpits with transom doors for hauling in tuna, bait prep stations with a livewell, tackle drawers, a sink, and even a freezer, rod and gaff holders, and anything else needed to land the big one. But most boats have cockpits. In general, cockpit refers to the area in the aft section of a boat, usually lower than the main deck, that’s open to the elements and used for fishing, yes, but also many other purposes, including boarding the boat from the dock or tender, sunning, and staging watersport activities like swimming and diving. …Subscriber login Purchase selection, or begin your FREE 14-day trial subscription to powerboat-reports.com. Click Here to download Adobe Acrobat | |||||
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