SilverWave B-7: A 20‑foot, 90‑hp Bay Boat Built to Carry Ten

SPRING HILL BOAT RENTAL FIELD GUIDE

SilverWave B-7: A 20‑foot, 90‑hp Bay Boat Built to Carry Ten

A concise guide to renting the B-7 SilverWave in Spring Hill — a 2017, 20ft, 90hp boat that seats up to 10 and is available for one‑day, multi‑day, or weekly rentals.

SilverWave B-7: A 20‑foot, 90‑hp Bay Boat Built to Carry Ten.

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Contact operator
Location
Spring Hill
Operator
Hernando Beach Motel/Captain's Boat Rental
Category
Boat Rental
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Operated by Hernando Beach Motel/Captain's Boat Rental in Spring Hill, the B-7 SilverWave is a compact 2017 bay boat with seating for ten, a 90 hp outboard, onboard GPS and Bluetooth radio, and fishing-focused fit‑outs; rentals are offered by the day, for multiple days, or by the week.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE BOAT

Compact power for close‑to‑shore cruising

The B-7 is a 2017, 20‑foot SilverWave powered by a 90‑hp engine and rated to seat up to 10 people — a configuration that balances passenger capacity with manageable handling for bay and inshore work.

THE GEAR

Ready for a day of fishing or relaxed cruising

Onboard conveniences include GPS and a Bluetooth radio, three bench seats under a Bimini top, a live well and three rod holders — features that make the boat equally useful for anglers and small groups seeking a sheltered bay cruise.

THE TERMS

Flexible rental lengths with strict operational rules

Rentals run from single days to weekly terms, but come with firm safety and operating rules — including driver qualification requirements, no‑wake rules, bridge restrictions, a late‑return fee structure, and bans on grilling and towing.

What the day feels like

What the rental feels like

A typical rental starts at check‑in with paperwork and ID, then moves quickly to boarding the compact SilverWave where GPS, a Bluetooth radio and a Bimini top make for an uncomplicated day on the water; the boat’s live well and rod holders support anglers while the roomy bench seats accommodate groups, and rentals can be arranged for a single day, multiple days or a full week.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this boat suits — and who should look elsewhere.

1
Groups and familiesThe boat seats up to 10, making it a good match for small groups or families seeking a simple bay outing within local operating rules.
2
Fishing partiesAnglers benefit from the live well and three rod holders; the layout supports inshore fishing trips without extra outfitting.
3
Designated boat driversOnly drivers who meet age or certification requirements should take the helm: either born in 1987 or earlier, or having completed a NASBLA Boater’s Safety Class and being at least 21.
4
Watersports enthusiastsNot a fit for towing activities — towing, tubing and skiing are not permitted under the operator’s rules.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Bring a valid driver's license; if the driver was born after 1987, bring proof of completion of a NASBLA Boater’s Safety Class; every person over 18 who will be onboard must be present to sign waivers before departure.

Check‑in & Contact

Complete required paperwork and present IDs at check‑in. For questions, contact the operator directly at the provided phone number.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

What is the maximum passenger capacity?

The boat seats up to 10 people.

What are the boat’s size and engine specifications?

The B-7 SilverWave is a 2017 model, 20 feet long with a 90‑hp engine.

Does the boat include fishing or navigation equipment?

Yes — the boat includes GPS and a Bluetooth radio, a live well and three rod holders, plus three bench seats and a Bimini top.

Who is allowed to drive the boat?

Drivers must either have been born in 1987 or earlier, or have completed a NASBLA Boater’s Safety Class and be at least 21 years old.

Are there route or operational restrictions I should know about?

Yes — observe all no‑wake zones; boats are not permitted to go under any bridge and specifically may not go under the bridge in Weeki Wachee or Aripeka.

Can I grill, tow, tube, or ski from this boat?

No — grills and any items that could burn the boat are prohibited, and towing, tubing and skiing are not allowed.

What happens if I return the boat late?

A $50 late fee is charged for every 30 minutes the boat is returned late.

Who do I contact with questions before booking?

For questions, contact the operator at 352-596-2527.