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Laker Pontoon Package Comparison
COMPARE LAKER MINI PONTOON BOATS
Which Laker pontoon package fits your lake days?
Compare the Laker 612 Trolling Fisher, 712 DLX, 712 Electric, 712 Ultimate and 712 Pro-Lounge side by side. The biggest differences are deck width, seating layout, steering and included motor equipment. Start with how you plan to use the boat, then follow the package links for current pricing, colors and available upgrades.
Quick choice: Consider the 612 for a compact fishing layout, the DLX for fishing and lounge seating, the Electric for an electric outboard with center-console steering, the Ultimate for gas power plus a bow trolling motor, or the Pro-Lounge for seating-focused electric cruising.
Laker 612 and 712 package comparison
These details describe the standard packages. Selected upgrades or removals can change what is supplied.
| Package | Boat size & passenger limit | Seating & controls | Included power | Trailer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 612 Trolling Fisher | 13'10" long × 6' wide 4 people or 720 lbs. | Four standard removable seats with lockable bases; rear trolling motor | 55 lb. thrust Minn Kota trolling motor, marine battery and 6-amp charger | Optional |
| 712 DLX | 13'7" long × 7' wide 8 people or 1,440 lbs. | Rear corner lounges with storage and two removable front folding chairs | 12V 55 lb. thrust Minn Kota Endura Max rear motor, switch panel, marine battery and 6-amp charger | Optional |
| 712 Electric | 13'7" boat length × 7' wide 8 people or 1,440 lbs. | Center console, three swivel seats with pedestals and rear bench | ePropulsion Navy 6.0 electric outboard, E163 battery, charger and top control | Optional |
| 712 Ultimate | 13'7" long × 7' wide 8 people or 1,440 lbs. | Center console, premium rear bench and three standard seats with pedestals | Honda 20 HP outboard with electric start and power trim; 55 lb. thrust Minn Kota bow motor, quick-release bracket, deep-cycle battery and front-to-rear wiring | Optional |
| 712 Pro-Lounge | 13'7" long × 7' wide 8 people or 1,440 lbs. | Side console, captain's seat, front lounges and L-shaped rear lounge | ePropulsion Spirit 1.0 Evo electric outboard, listed as 3 HP-equivalent | Optional |
On smaller screens, swipe across the table. Passenger limits are separate from total load limits: the 612 lists 1,100 lbs. for persons and gear; the 712 packages list 1,900 lbs. for persons, motor and gear. Stay within every applicable capacity limit. Listed boat lengths do not describe the complete towing or storage footprint.
Choose by the way you use your boat
Photos show example boats and may include optional equipment. Select a photo to view the full package.
612 Trolling Fisher: compact fishing
A 6' × 12' deck and four removable seats make this the narrower choice here. The standard rear trolling motor, battery, charger and bimini provide a straightforward starting package for fishing. Motor upgrades and a trailer are available separately.
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712 DLX: fishing and relaxing
The 7' × 12' deck pairs rear lounge seating and under-seat storage with two front fishing chairs. Choose this layout when you want lounge comfort without moving to a console-controlled outboard package. A bimini and rear electric trolling motor package are included.
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712 Electric: an electric helm
A center console and Navy 6.0 electric outboard distinguish this package from the trolling-motor-powered DLX. The standard package includes an E163 battery, charger, bimini, swim ladder and navigation lights. A front trolling motor is optional.
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712 Ultimate: outboard and trolling power
The Honda 20 HP outboard and separate bow-mounted Minn Kota combine outboard propulsion with a dedicated fishing motor. Center-console steering, a bimini, navigation lights and swim ladder are included. This is the gas-powered package in this comparison.
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712 Pro-Lounge: seating comes first
Front lounges, an L-shaped rear lounge and a captain's seat create a layout centered on relaxing. The side console controls the Spirit 1.0 Evo electric outboard. A bimini and swim ladder are included. This configuration is electric-only because the rear seating leaves no space for a gas tank.
Explore the 712 Pro-LoungeQuestions to answer before choosing
What is the main difference between the 612 and 712?
The 612 Trolling Fisher is 6 feet wide with a four-person limit. These 712 packages are 7 feet wide and list up to eight people, subject to passenger-weight and total-load limits. The 612 is slightly longer overall; the model numbers alone do not tell you the complete boat dimensions.
Do all five packages include a trailer?
No. A trailer is optional on all five listings. Compare the selected trailer, motor and bimini configuration when checking garage clearance, towing dimensions and delivery arrangements.
Does “electric” mean the same motor on every package?
No. The 612 Trolling Fisher and 712 DLX start with 55 lb. thrust trolling motors. The 712 Electric includes a Navy 6.0 electric outboard, while the Pro-Lounge includes a Spirit 1.0 Evo. Compare the actual motor and battery package rather than the word “electric.”
What do these Laker packages have in common?
All five listings describe aluminum decks, welded aluminum pontoons, a non-slip coated floor, an included bimini and a five-year limited manufacturer warranty. Seating, controls and power equipment are the main package differences. Photos and videos may show options.
Ready to narrow it down?
Open a package above for current pricing and available options, or browse all small pontoon boats. For help matching a package to your lake, passenger load and storage space, call 229-924-8155.
