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ModelDNA 450 CC
Length4.6m
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The DNA 450 CC is a compact pontoon centre console designed as a versatile, multi-purpose fishing platform. It combines DNA s tapered pontoons with a deep cockpit and high sides for enhanced safety and storage, delivering a soft, predictable ride in choppy conditions. The small console footprint maximises usable deck space and provides room for electronics and essential controls, making the boat suitable for both inshore and nearshore fishing.
With recommended outboard power from 40 to 60 HP and a robust 4 mm aluminium hull, the 450 CC is light enough for easy beach launching and single-handed handling, yet stable and capable enough to fish several people comfortably. Standard features such as a sealed outboard pod, bilge pump, navigation lights, transducer brackets and a 72 L Icy-Tek seat/bin make it a well-equipped package straight from the factory.
Key Features- Pontoon centre console layout with high sides for safety and storage
- DNA tapered pontoons for a sleek look and soft ride
- Compact centre console with windscreen and storage
- 4 mm aluminium hull with sealed tread-plate floor
- 72 L Icy-Tek bin/seat with squab
- Integrated rod holders, transom boarding platforms and nav lights
- Ideal for easy beach launching and single-handed operation
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ModelDNA 450 CC
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Length overall4.6m
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