TEMPLE BAR MARINA FISHING FIELD GUIDE
Twelve Seats, One 150HP Heartbeat: Lake Days Aboard the 25' SunChaser Tritoon from Temple Bar Marina
A concise field guide to renting and running the 25' SunChaser Tritoon — a 12-passenger, 150HP tritoon built for fishing, watersports and beach stops from Temple Bar/Willow Beach.
Twelve Seats, One 150HP Heartbeat: Lake Days Aboard the 25' SunChaser Tritoon from Temple Bar Marina.
Launched from Temple Bar Marina, the 25' SunChaser Tritoon is a wide, stable platform built for a full day on the water: fishing, towing tubes, and drifting onto beaches. With seating for up to 12, a 150HP outboard, a tow bar, swim ladder and a built-in stereo, the boat is outfitted for groups looking to work the coves and sand bars around Willow Beach and nearby shoreline.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Room for a Dozen and the Kit to Match
The 25' SunChaser Tritoon carries up to 12 passengers and a maximum gear/person weight of 1,800 lbs, powered by a 150HP outboard. Onboard amenities include a tow bar for tubing, a stereo system, and a swim ladder; standard safety gear is supplied with every vessel.
Fishing, Watersports and Beach Stops
Designed for a smooth ride, the tritoon is marketed for fishing, watersports and beach activities — versatile enough to run wake, tow riders, or anchor in a quiet cove for a shoreline lunch.
Ready-to-Go with Clear Rules
Rentals come outfitted with life jackets, anchor, fire extinguisher, paddle, throwable PFD, safety flag and VHF radio; operators must meet age and ID requirements and renters are responsible for fuel and oil consumption.
What the day feels like
What a Day Aboard Feels Like
A morning check-in at the marina, a safety briefing or video if required, then a roomy tritoon carries your party out into the water — fishing lines out one moment, a tow rope clipped in the next, and an afternoon run to a sandbar for swimming. The 150HP outboard gives enough push for watersports while the boat’s layout keeps groups comfortable during long days on the lake.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this boat is right for — and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring a valid government-issued ID (the renter and any operator must be 21+ and carry ID). Life jackets are provided, but you may bring your own USCG-approved PFDs.
Marina holds a $500 security deposit at check-in per watercraft; renters are responsible for fuel and oil consumption. Hourly rentals are $100 per hour (minimum 2 hours) and generally walk-in/first-come first-serve.
Rentals begin no earlier than marina operating hours and must be returned at least one hour before closing; allow extra time for safety briefings and paperwork.
Every vessel is outfitted with life jackets, an anchor, fire extinguisher, paddle, throwable PFD, safety flag and a VHF radio.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How many people can ride on the 25' SunChaser Tritoon?
The boat is rated for 12 passengers with a combined gear and person weight limit of 1,800 lbs.
What is the minimum age to rent or operate this boat?
The person paying for the rental and any operators must be 21 years of age or older and present valid government-issued ID.
Is safety equipment provided?
Yes — life jackets and other safety gear (anchor, fire extinguisher, paddle, throwable PFD, safety flag and VHF radio) are provided with every vessel.
Is fuel included in the rental price?
No — renters are responsible for fuel and oil consumption.
Can I take the boat north toward Hoover Dam?
Possibly not — travel north of Willow Beach toward Hoover Dam may be restricted by local laws and by seasonal Lake Mohave water levels; check with the marina before departure.
What are the hourly rental terms?
Hourly rentals cost $100 per hour, are first-come first-serve to walk-ins as inventory allows, and have a minimum rental time of 2 hours; reserving for the day is the only guaranteed way to have a boat waiting.
Is a boater safety card required to operate the boat?
If the operator does not have a boater's safety card or license, they will be required to watch a safety video at the marina before operating the watercraft.
What happens to the security deposit?
The marina will hold a $500 security deposit at check-in and release it when the watercraft is returned in good faith.
Are children required to wear life jackets?
Yes — each child age 13 and under is required by law to wear a Personal Flotation Device (life jacket) at all times while on the watercraft.