2026 Sea-Doo Switch Fish™ 21 - 230 hp Painted

2026 Sea-Doo Switch Fish™ 21 - 230 hp Painted

The 2026 Switch Fish is a fishing pontoon boat built for serious catches and family fun. A modular layout, fishing-ready features and Rotax power let you cruise, cast and chill on one adaptable pontoon.

The longest fishing pontoon boat of the Switch lineup offers extra space and comfort for larger crews. Whether casting or cruising, the powerful 230 HP engine delivers fun and function all day long.

Features may include:

Garmin Trolling Motor

Power for the long haul

A powerful trolling motor, yet it’s quiet as a mouse while you´re fishing. Its robust battery system doesn’t just provide power, it proves long-lasting power. Autopilot features and HD scanning sonars make steering your pontoon a breeze. Plus, it's suitable for both salt and fresh water.

Fishing Pedestal Seats

Your fishing throne

Adjust, rotate, attach. The fishing pedestal seats spins 360 degrees, adjusts up and down and moves easily around the boat, quickly attaching and detaching to and from different tiles and pairing up with your LinQ Lite accessories for a top-notch fishing experience. (Compact model comes with one pedestal seat)

Quick-Connect Livewell

Preserve your bait in prime condition

A cooler that doubles as a livewell using an integrated pump to constantly feed water into the reservoir to keep your catch and bait alive. It’s easily and securely installed onto the pontoon using quick-attach tiles. Pro tip: Use the top of the lid to measure your catch!

Quick-Access Rod Storage

Your rod at a moment's notice

Store up to four fishing rods safely and easily on board the pontoon with quick-access rod storage. Lock them up when you leave the boat so when it’s time to cast a line, you’ll find them exactly where you left them.

Dual Garmin Fish Finders

Multiple screens, plenty of fish

Fish at the front or fish at the back. With two Garmin fish finders on board — one at the console, one at the bow — you can see what you want wherever you are. The screens wirelessly connect to one another allowing both screens to read both in-hull and trolling motor transducers signals.