Boston Whaler Montauk Boats For Sale

The Boston Whaler Montauk is a foam-filled center console line that spans the 150, 170, 190 and 210 models, and the 170 is approaching its 50th anniversary as one of the brand's longest-running designs. Boston Whaler builds the 17-foot Montauk at two manufacturing facilities to keep up with demand, and the appeal comes down to versatility: it fits in a standard garage, fishes well, and tows the family or a tube. Shoppers looking at Boston Whaler Montauk boats for sale are choosing a hull that, like every Whaler, is built unsinkable. The hull and liner are molded in fiberglass, joined inside a bolted steel mold, and polyurethane foam is blasted between the two to fill all below-deck voids, so any compartment can also serve as an insulated cooler.

The Boston Whaler 170 Montauk runs a standard 90-horsepower Mercury four-stroke, upgradable to a 115. With the 90, it cruises around 25 mph at 4,000 rpm and reaches a wide-open speed of 41 mph, with a ride dry enough to catch spray only rarely. The smaller 17-foot Montauk measures 17 feet 4 inches length overall with a 73-inch beam and a 12-inch draft, carries 25 gallons of fuel, seats seven, and runs near 50 mph when fitted with the optional 115-horsepower Mercury. Its 25-inch gunwale gives you something to lean against while fishing, and the dead rise lets it work through rough inlets.

The Boston Whaler 150 Montauk anchors the entry point of the range, while the 170 Montauk adds capacity and equipment. Fishing layouts include four rod holders in the transom and four more at the console, a live well under the swing-back seat, a removable cooler seat, and a bow fish box that drains overboard and is foam-insulated to hold ice. Common options across the line include a teak step pad, a bow-mounted trolling motor, a power-pole, and dual batteries. Electronics range from Raymarine chart plotters on the smaller boats to a 9-inch Simrad NSS with JL Audio Bluetooth stereo on the 2026 19 Montauk, which also offers a split bow rail, white powder-coated T-top, an adjustable leaning post, and a tow arch on a galvanized tandem-axle trailer.

The 210 Montauk is the flagship, measuring 21 feet 4 inches with an 86-inch beam that is the widest trailerable size before a wide-load permit is required. Powered by a four-cylinder Mercury 150, it jumps onto plane quickly and burns fuel efficiently, with SeaStar hydraulic steering, Mercury mechanical controls, and Mercury SmartCraft digital gauges. The 86-inch beam in a 21-foot package keeps the boat planted at rest, stable enough to stand on the rail while casting, and the bow casting platform carries nonskid all the way out with a rub rail that sits slightly proud of the deck. Features uncommon on a boat this size include a raw-water washdown at the transom, a telescoping stainless dive ladder with a teak swim-step cover, a plumbed aerated bait well, a porta-head under the console, and trolling-motor wiring with a pre-wired dash switch.

Build quality shows in the stainless cleats, rails, hinges, and the integrated chock with bow-light receiver, and the hardtop on the 210 stays rattle-free through hard impacts. The plastic rod holders are one item to weigh, since long sun exposure can crack them over a decade. Practical accessories matter at purchase: a Boston Whaler Montauk boat cover, a Boston Whaler Montauk 170 boat cover, or a combination console-and-leaning-post cover that protects the electronics and helm, and a 211 Montauk center console cover for the larger model. A Boston Whaler Montauk boat dealer can arrange consignment, brokerage, or direct purchase, and listings appear through Boat Trader and dealer sales channels for buyers comparing the 150, 170, 190 and 210.



Currently, there are 1,470 boats available for sale for Boston Whaler boats. 274 boats have been added to the marketplace in the past month. There have been 6,277 boats listed on MarineSource that have sold in the past year. August is the most common month for new and used boats to be added to MarineSource, so be sure to check back regularly. May is the most common month for boats to sell, so be sure to beat the rush!