Eight Hours Aboard the 22' Montego Bay Tritoon: Sun, Stereo, and Shore-Ready Grills in Lake City

LAKE CITY BOAT RENTAL FIELD GUIDE

Eight Hours Aboard the 22' Montego Bay Tritoon: Sun, Stereo, and Shore-Ready Grills in Lake City

An eight-hour rental for up to 13 people aboard a 2025 22' Montego Bay Fish N' Cruise tritoon with upgraded amenities — this guide explains what to expect, what to bring, and the operator rules to keep your day on the water smooth and legal.

Eight Hours Aboard the 22' Montego Bay Tritoon: Sun, Stereo, and Shore-Ready Grills in Lake City.

Duration
Contact operator
Location
Lake City
Operator
Lake City Boat Club
Category
Boat Rental
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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The ST-III 2025 22' Montego Bay Fish N' Cruise Tritoon is a day-boat built for groups: a capacious deck, upgraded interior and stereo, bimini shade and a Honda 115 hp outboard let a party or family cruise, grill ashore and soak up sun in comfort while following Minnesota boating rules.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE VESSEL

A roomy 22-foot tritoon built for groups

The boat seats up to 13 people and pairs an upgraded interior with a bimini top for shade — a layout designed for social cruising and daylong comfort.

THE POWER & AMENITIES

Reliable Honda power and modern conveniences

Propulsion comes from a Honda 115 hp engine and the boat includes an upgraded Bluetooth stereo; these features make effortless cruising and on-deck music part of the standard package.

THE DAYPLAN

Designed for cruising, grilling (off-boat) and sunning

The rental encourages a relaxed day afloat with shore-side grilling permitted (charcoal-free grills only) and an emphasis on safe, law-abiding boating practices.

What the day feels like

What the day feels like

An eight-hour rental unfolds as a steady loop: load at the marina, slip into open water with music on, anchor or come ashore for food and shade, and return to base with the day still warm. The boat’s layout and amenities keep everyone together — conversation, snacks and sun — while an emphasis on safe operation and renter responsibility frames the outing.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this boat is right for — and who should look elsewhere.

1
Large groupsWell suited: the boat seats up to 13 people and is configured for social cruising and daylong comfort.
2
Families with childrenAppropriate with preparation: adult life jackets for the boat are provided, but families must bring children’s lifejackets and supervise youngsters closely.
3
Adventurous partiesGood match for groups focused on cruising and shore grilling — but note that the boat is not set up for tubing and smoking is prohibited.
4
Inexperienced driversNot ideal: the renter and all drivers must be at least 25 years old and have prior boating experience as required by the operator.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Rates

Rentals run for 8 hours. Rates are weekday and weekend differentiated; see operator pricing at booking.

What to Bring

Bring children’s lifejackets (adult lifejackets are provided for capacity), sunscreen, food and drink. Charcoal-free grills are allowed but grilling must take place off the watercraft. There is no tubing setup on this boat.

Fuel & Damage Policy

Each boat comes with a full tank of gas; the renter is responsible for replacing the fuel used during the rental and for any damages to equipment incurred while rented.

Onboard rules

No smoking is permitted on the boats or rental equipment. Minnesota boating laws are posted aboard each boat under the steering helm for reference.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the rental period?

Rentals are for an eight-hour period.

How many people can the boat carry?

The boat seats up to 13 people.

What are the age requirements to rent or drive?

The renter and all drivers must be at least 25 years of age and have prior boating experience.

Is tubing or tow-sports allowed?

No — this boat is not set up for tubing.

Are lifejackets provided?

Adult lifejackets are provided for the boat’s capacity; renters should bring their own children’s lifejackets.

Who pays for fuel?

Each boat comes with a full tank of gas; the renter is responsible for replacing the fuel they use during the rental.

Can we grill on the boat?

Charcoal-free grills are allowed, but grilling must take place off of the watercraft.