The 19-foot Rogue (with fold-down windshield) was first offered in 1966. In 1968 both the original Rogue, and an updated Rogue II (with optional head!) were offered. In 1969 a low-cost variant of the original Rogue called the Sport Fisherman was offered.
Sighted by Jim Whaley Feb 1999 [added 2/16/1999]
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Bob Painter saw this 1966 Evinrude Rogue for sale twice in one year!!
Photos taken March 1998 in Martin City, Mo.
[added 9/16/1999]
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Payton, Kathryn, Connor and Blue Smith's 1967 Evinride Rogue 210 (with Buick 300 V-8).
"It was the last boat built in 1966 by Evinrude, and became one of 1967's "boat show circuit" display boats. It was purchased new in Feb 67 from/at the San Francisco Boat Show".
"The team responsible for construction of this boat all signed it and then glassed over their signatures.......they must have been a little bored!"
"As you can see it has a folding windshield. We love putting it down on hot summer days... Litterally, quite a blast!" It has 2 fold-down seats and a rear bench seat. "It has a wonderful ride... not at all choppy, and very dry. Very solid. We use it a lot."
Photos taken on Trinity Lake in northern California. [added 9/16/1999]
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Tom Klauber of Marion, South Carolina's 1969 Evinrude Rogue II 210
Model: 441506A
[added 11/28/2001]
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Photos taken at Bucksport Marina on the Waccamaw River near Myrtle Beach, SC. [added 10/17/2004]
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Photo taken at Emerald Bay Lake Tahoe Ca. July 7 2002
[added 7/9/2002]
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She's a trusty steed. With plenty of style.
The boat resides on the Finger Lakes, in New York state.
[added 7/16/2003]
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Photo taken July 15, 2003 in Clay, N.Y.
Model: 442605S
Serial: WI-27110
[added 7/20/2003]
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I live in Evanston, Wyoming and out here you have to trailer your boat to water and for me its either Bear Lake, Utah or Flaming Gorge, Utah about 60 miles in either direction.
Everything is stock on the boat but I did upgrade the motor to a 350 instead of the 307 that it came with it.
Winters come on fast up in the mountains and one year I didn't winterize as fast as I should have and the motor and pump froze and broke. That one mistake cost me $2500 and that hurt..
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On new ShoreLand'r trailer!
I found your beautiful website two weeks ago. Three days ago I bought a Rogue 200 from a big lake in Germany it called Bodensee. The boat needs some restoration and I would like to bring her back to original condition. Here are some "before" pictures. More pictures soon, after we work on it!
Model: 422604E
Serial: WI-21868
Ole Bark
Köln
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Got it on a small island in the southern Denmark, Femoe (143 inhabitants). Some guy from Copenhagen left the boat on the island some 10 - 15 years ago. The engine and the drive are missing - no body can remember when or where. I would like to bring it back to original, but as you can see - that will be some job.
Model: 441506A
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Pictures from Manitoulin Island, Ontario, Canada.
Model: 433506A
Serial: WI-30088
Hank Harcha Portsmouth, Ohio
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Hi, My name is Joseph Mullarkey. Last fall (2007) I was given a 1968 Evinrude Sportsman 155. The out drive was missing and the canvas is shot. It came with a 1967 Johnson tilt trailer. I plan on converting it to a jet drive using a Cadillac Northstar engine. I knew that I would not have it done for this summer so I went looking for another one to use "as is". I found this 1966 Evinrude Rogue. The boat is complete and ready for the water. The man I bought it from is only the second owner. He had it for two years. His wife just gave birth to twins so he figured his "water" days were over for the near future. It has the 200hp Buick engine in it. It came with the fenders, anchor, fire extinguisher, six life jackets, and the shipmate tilt trailer. He sold it to me for $1200.00. Some days it does pay to get out of bed. It is still cold here in upstate NY but summer will find me on the lake a lot.
