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B-TEC 79 Fishing by BSC – Walkaround

Karel Overlaet, RIB Advocate

BSC’s First Fishing RIB

At the 2026 Pescare Show, Carlo Lungo of The Sea Team spotlighted the BSC 79 Fishing.

It was presented as the brand’s first official fishing boat (watch the launch).

Developed with input from seasoned anglers, it marks BSC’s entry into a growing segment.

Alessandro Colzani outlines a project shaped by years of customer feedback and on-water testing.

The helm prioritizes mobility, featuring dual gates and configurable transom layouts with up to 200 horsepower.

Integrated livewells, modular fish boxes, and concealed technical compartments optimize space and drainage efficiency.

A reinforced T-top supports accessories, while the console accommodates twin 16-inch displays and expanded battery capacity.

At the bow, modular sun pads convert a clear working deck into a leisure area.

A trolling motor installation and recessed windlass complete a platform designed for versatility and control.

This video was published on The Sea Team YouTube channel.

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B-TEC 79 Fishing by BSC – Quick Overview

Karel Overlaet, RIB Advocate

The New B-TEC 79 Fishing by BSC

This model was developed in partnership with Suzuki Marine Italia. It is tailored to anglers who require a practical and adaptable layout.

The model prioritises usability, with a configuration intended to support fishing activities while maintaining onboard comfort.

The B-TEC 79 Fishing has a more specialized focus.

However, it reflects the established design language and approach. These elements have defined BSC’s range for more than three decades.

This video was published on the BSC COLZANI YouTube channel.

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BSC 78 – Powered by Suzuki DF 300ap Evo Stealth

Karel Overlaet, RIB Advocate

BSC Colzani 78

This video showcases a BSC 78 Rigid Inflatable Boat with a Suzuki DF 300AP EVO STEALTH LINE outboard..

Although detailed boat descriptions are unavailable, it highlights the BSC 78’s performance, and exterior design.

It’s a pity that the video is kind of shallow for a promotional one and could have been more than 35 seconds.

This video was published on the Suzuki Marine Italia YouTube channel.

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BSC B2 – Test Drive in Summer Conditions

Karel Overlaet, RIB Advocate

A BSC B2 Reviewed by Italian The Sea Team

The BSC B2 was tested at Largo di Posillipo with twin Honda 250 HP engines in summer conditions.

The test included a speed and consummation check.

You can see the report in the table below.

Comfort remained high with minimal vibration, dry deck, and stable handling on waves.

The walk-around layout and cabin with amenities for 4 support extended cruising.

T-Top added weight of course but did not compromise performance or structural integrity.

BSC B2twin Honda 250
RPMSpeed (knots)Fuel Consumption (l/h)Notes
90045.4Displacement mode
1400610Stable, efficient
1900714.6Fast displacement
2200915.4Trim fully down
25009.230Moderate acceleration
32001340Entering planing
36001823.7 per engineCruise efficiency
520038–39—High-speed wave test
620043167Top speed
(source, data may vary)

This video was published on the BSC COLZANI YouTube channel.

More videos featuring this Italian RIB brand: BSC Colzani including the B1.

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Test BSC 85 Elegance RIB Powered by a Honda 350

Karel Overlaet, RIB Advocate

BSC 85 Elegance Test Results

I restrict my description to the actual testing. The video showcases the Rigid Inflatable Boat’s lay-out.

The Elegance version offers a wider range of colours compared to the Sport and Classic models.

Testing the Italian built BSC 85 Elegance RIB with a single 350-hp Honda outboard showed these results.

Idle speed was 2.6 knots at 2.6 l/h. Planing occurred at 12.1 knots (2.500 rpm, 23 liter per hour).

Optimal cruise was around 22 – 24 knots at ~1 l/nm.

Top speed reached 42.7 knots at 6.000 rpm with 126 l/h fuel burn, despite a fouled hull.

The RIB maintained a dry, stable ride in varying seas. It offered responsive handling. The Rigid Inflatable Boat featured generous deck space suitable for leisure or charter operations.

This video was published on The Sea Team YouTube channel.

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