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SeaArk Marine

Houston, United States

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What SeaArk Marine does.

SeaArk Marine was founded in 1992 and has been a part of Correct Craft Teams since 2016. The company employs over 150 employees, specializing in the production of sturdy boats. SeaArk offers a variety of boat types, including Catfish, Easy Cats, Fishing Boats, Multi-Species Crappie & Bass, Hunting Boats, and Commercial Boats. Among the specific models are Shadow 17 to 24, Phantom 2060, 20X, 20XV, 24XV, 26XV, BC 190, 210, 1652 Crappie Flex 19 and 19 Pro, FLEX 21 and 21 Pro. The boats are designed for long-term use and are intended to provide families with many happy memories. SeaArk Marine is known for its robust and reliable boats.

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