Custom Fit Boat Covers for MAKO Boats
Our Mako boat covers are custom-patterned for your exact model — from offshore center consoles like the 214, 234, 284, and 334 CC to the inshore Pro Skiff and LTS skiffs. Founded in 1967 in the Miami area, Mako built its name on rugged, seaworthy saltwater fishing boats, and the brand is now built in the USA under White River Marine Group, the boat-building arm of Bass Pro Shops. Because a big offshore center console, a flats skiff, and a small Pro Skiff each need very different covers, a generic one rarely fits right. Ours follows your boat’s exact lines. Every cover is made in the USA from marine-grade, water-repellent fabric.
Mako Models We Cover
T-Tops: 17, 21 Pro Skiff, 22, 23, 25 Barclay, 184, 192, 201, 204, 212, 214, 221, 231, 232 Limited, 234, 254, 264, 282, 284, 334
Center Console: 17 CC, 17 Pro Skiff, 18 LTS, 20, 171
Mako Boat Cover Features and Benefits
Every Mako cover is custom-patterned to your exact model and year — offshore center console, Pro Skiff, or LTS — and tailored around the console, leaning post, T-top, and seating so it fits without flapping or pooling.
Built from marine-grade, UV-resistant fabric, our covers stand up to the sun, salt, and humidity Makos run in — resisting fading, mildew, and cracking season after season.
On the trailer, on a lift, or in storage, your cover shields the helm, electronics, and upholstery from UV, rain, dust, and bird droppings, keeping your Mako ready to fish and protecting its value.
Reinforced tie-downs and a snug, tailored cut keep the cover secure and quiet — even in a stiff coastal breeze. Proudly custom-made in the USA.
About Mako Boats
Mako has built saltwater fishing boats since 1967, when founder Robert Schwebke introduced the brand in the Miami area — and the legendary Mako 17 went on to run for some forty years. Today Mako is built in the USA under White River Marine Group, the boat-building arm of Bass Pro Shops, with a lineup that spans rugged offshore center consoles and a family of inshore Pro Skiff and LTS skiffs. From a 13-foot Pro Skiff to the 414 CC flagship, Makos are built to fish hard — and worth protecting between trips.
Why Protect Your Mako with a Custom Cover?
Saltwater fishing boats spend their downtime exposed to UV, salt air, rain, and pollen that fade gelcoat, stain upholstery, and wear on electronics. A properly fitted cover shields the helm, seating, and rigging whether your Mako is on the trailer, on a lift, or in storage — helping preserve both its condition and its resale value.
Custom-Fit vs. Generic Covers
A universal cover sits loose, traps moisture, and flaps in the wind, chafing the gelcoat and loosening fasteners. Our Mako covers are custom-patterned to your specific model and year for a snug, tailored fit that sheds water and stays put.
Offshore, Pro Skiff, or LTS — Fit to Your Mako
Mako builds three very different kinds of boat. An offshore center console rides high with a T-top and leaning post; a Pro Skiff is a simple, low-profile inshore boat; and an LTS is a tournament flats skiff. Each takes a different cover, so we pattern to your exact model and body style — classic or current.
Features of Our Mako Boat Covers
Each cover is crafted from marine-grade, UV-resistant fabric chosen to handle sun, salt, and humidity without fading or cracking. Reinforced stitching, tailored seams, and secure tie-downs keep it snug and quiet, while a water-repellent finish helps rain and spray run off instead of soaking through.
Ready to Cover Your Mako?
Select your model above to start a custom cover built for your exact Mako — from the classic 17 and older center consoles to today’s Pro Skiff, LTS, and offshore models. Every cover is proudly custom-made in the USA. If you have questions about fit, fabric, or options, our team is glad to help.
Frequently Asked Questions - MAKO Boat Covers
Which MAKO models do you provide covers for?
We make custom T-Top and Center Console covers for 25 Mako models, from the 17 and Pro Skiffs to the 284 and 334. Find your model in the lists above; each cover is cut to its own pattern.
How well do these covers protect my boat from the weather?
Our covers are water-resistant and offer effective protection against rain, moisture, and other environmental elements. While not fully waterproof, they are highly capable of keeping your boat dry under most conditions.
Can I tow my boat with the cover on?
No. The cover is made to protect your boat while it is parked on its trailer, up on a lift or in storage. Take it off before you tow: trailering with the cover on can damage it and voids the warranty.
How can I find the right cover for my MAKO boat?
Use our cover selector tool by entering your boat’s make and model to find the best-fitting cover for your MAKO vessel.
What is the best way to maintain my boat cover?
To keep your boat cover in good condition, brush off loose dirt regularly and rinse with fresh water. For tougher stains, use a mild soap solution and a soft brush, avoiding harsh chemicals to ensure the fabric's durability.
Which Mako models do you make covers for?
Right now we make covers for 25 Mako models, from the classic 17 through the 23, 25 and 28-foot center consoles, the 334, and the Pro Skiff 17 and 21 and 18 LTS. If you own a Mako we don't list, such as the 414 or a smaller Pro Skiff, contact us with your model and year and we'll let you know what we can do.
I have a classic or older Mako — can you still make a cover?
Yes. Mako has a large legacy fleet, and older hulls often need a different pattern than current models. Give us your model and year and we'll match the correct fit.
Do you make covers for Mako center consoles with a T-top?
Yes. Many Makos run a T-top or hardtop, so let us know your top configuration when ordering and we build the cover to fit around it so the helm and cockpit stay protected.
Are your Mako covers made in the USA?
Yes — every Mako cover is custom-made in the USA from marine-grade, water-repellent fabric built for saltwater use.
Helpful boat cover guides
New to ordering? These walk you through it: the Boat Cover Buyer’s Guide (which cover you need and every option explained), the Fabric Guide (7oz vs 9oz vs Sunbrella), and How to Measure if your model isn’t listed. T-Top or open console? See T-Top Covers and Center Console Covers.