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Stacer launches the new Proline SE models

by BRP 11 Feb 2023 20:01 NZDT
359 Proline SE © BRP

Stacer Australia has announced the launch of its latest offering - the Stacer 359 Proline SE and Stacer Proline 379 SE, perfect for inland fishing enthusiasts.

Based off the popular Proline series, the Proline SE has all the benefits of the original whilst incorporating deeper side sheets. This feature makes it more ideal for larger dams and lakes and is an added safety feature when the little ones are onboard.

Other standard features include two aluminium bench seats (one with a glove box), a transducer bracket and safety rails. Available options include a bimini cover to keep off the worst of the sun, rod holders, carpeted fuel tank rack and paint/vinyl wrap.

Drilling down into the numbers, the 359 Proline SE has a capacity of two people, with 1.6mm aluminium bottoms and a max HP of 15. This is the perfect option for a solo fisherman or a couple of mates that want to head into the dam or river. The 379 Proline SE is setup to accommodate three people, with a max HP of 25 and also featuring 1.6mm aluminium bottoms. For those with a small family (or an extra mate) this boat is perfect for exploring Australia's waterways.

"We are thrilled to bring the Stacer 359 and 379 Proline SE models to the market," said Sam Hayes, General Manager. "We are confident that this boat will exceed the expectations of our customers and provide them with the ultimate fishing experience."

The Proline models join the existing models in the Proline family including the original Proline, Proline Angler and Territory Striker. All Stacer's boats are handmade in the Gold Coast by a team of dedicated local tradesmen.

To find out more about the new Proline SE range, visit here

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