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The 2026 Regulator 24XO is built for boaters who want the best of both worlds — ultra-shallow inshore capability and the confidence to run offshore when conditions allow. With a refined hybrid hull design, a shallow 0.41 m draft, and the power of a Yamaha Offshore F350, this versatile 7.42-metre platform opens up lakes, rivers, bays and near-coastal stretches with ease.
Powered by a Yamaha Offshore F350 featuring Digital Electric Steering (DES) and Digital Electronic Controls (DEC), the 24XO delivers smooth, precise handling. A wireless key fob start system adds convenience at the ramp or dock.
Equipped with the Garmin 12 XO Fish Package, the helm includes additional upgrades. All components mount neatly beneath a fiberglass T-Top with integrated LED lighting and wraparound windscreen.
The 24XO is designed with serious fishing intent.
Generous casting decks fore and aft give anglers optimal freedom of movement. At 2.57 m wide, the boat remains stable even with multiple anglers working lines.
Comfort meets capability with the Signature Series tackle center.
Thoughtful engineering includes a strong fiberglass hull and 17 deadrise. The 24XO blends shallow-water agility with enough offshore capability to comfortably cross bays and run nearshore reefs.
The 2026 Regulator 24XO offers unmatched versatility, shallow draft performance, and surprising offshore capability. Whether you're chasing barra in the estuaries, drifting shallow flats, or running out to nearshore structure, this model delivers confidence, comfort and serious fishing functionality — all in a perfectly manageable 7.4-metre package.
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