Test, Ride, and Own: My Experience with the Delta 245
I recently had the chance to test the Delta 245 by Delta Boatworks, built right in Columbia, South Carolina, and I can confidently say it exceeded every expectation. I ran the demo in Charleston, and after just one ride, I knew this was the boat for me. Now that I own one, I can tell you firsthand—it’s a game-changer.
The ride quality of the Delta 245 is where it really shines. Whether running through Charleston Harbor or pushing out nearshore and offshore, the hull handles with stability and confidence. It’s smooth, dry, and balanced—everything you’d want out of a serious fishing platform.
To bring out the full potential of this build, I outfitted my Delta 245 with:
Two Simrad 12-inch Evo3 displays – crystal-clear imaging, charting, and full control at my fingertips.
Simrad Trolling Motor – seamless integration with my electronics for spot-lock precision and holding position.
Simrad Halo 24 radar – advanced radar performance for safe navigation and awareness in all conditions.
Seakeeper Ride System – dramatically improves stability by cutting down on pitch and roll, making time on the water more comfortable and safe.
2026 Suzuki 250 outboard – a powerhouse that delivers strong, efficient performance with reliability I can trust.
Together, this setup makes the boat an absolute weapon on the water. From running Charleston’s jetties to pushing offshore for bigger opportunities, the Delta 245 gives me everything I need as both a guide and a fisherman.
And here’s the best part: if you’re curious to see what this boat can do for yourself, you don’t have to wonder. You can climb aboard mine. I run trips through aceoutdoorscharleston.com, and I’m happy to show anyone firsthand what the Delta 245 is all about.
Delta Boatworks knocked it out of the park with this one. The Delta 245 isn’t just another boat—it’s a platform built for serious anglers who demand performance, comfort, and style. Check them out at https://www.delta-boatworks.com/d245
Written by: Austin Young
Photos by: Austin Young