25 Foot Ranger Bay Boats For Sale

The Ranger 25-10 Bay is the top model of Ranger's saltwater series, a 24-foot 7-inch hull with an 8-foot 6-inch beam (102 inches) built for serious inshore fishing that can reach offshore on a calm day. Foam-filled construction and a 14-degree deadrise give it a more solid ride than many bay boats in the 24-to-26-foot class, while a draft of around 14 inches keeps it working in skinny water. Dry weight is 3,600 pounds, fuel capacity is 97 gallons, and the hull carries a maximum rating of 400 horsepower. Buyers shopping a 25-foot Ranger bay boat for sale will find it rigged across a range of outboards, from an Evinrude E-Tec G2 300 to a Mercury Verado 350 and a Mercury 400 Verado.

Performance depends on the engine. With an Evinrude E-Tec G2 300 and an overall test weight of 3,934 pounds (50 gallons of fuel and two aboard), the boat planed in 4.5 seconds, hit 30 mph in 6.8 seconds, and ran a top speed of 51 mph while burning 24.3 gallons per hour. Optimal cruise came at 3,500 rpm, returning 4 mpg at 7.7 gallons per hour. With a Mercury Verado 350 the boat returns close to 3 mpg, giving a range near 270 miles. The hull likes a touch of trim and down tab to run flat and skim over chop; active trim sets the trim automatically for the rpm you hold, and most boats add a hydraulic jack plate (Bob's Machine Shop units are a popular fit) and Lenco trim tabs.

The helm carries a pair of 12-inch touchscreen displays, with Raymarine Axiom Pro and Garmin both seen in service, plus a Mercury VesselView gauge, switches with resettable breakers, and a flat rubberized dash surface for phones or binoculars. Jack plate, trim tab, and active trim controls sit within easy reach, and there's USB and auxiliary input plus an overhead electronics box sized for a VHF and stereo. The leaning post seats two with flip-up bolsters and fold-down armrests, and the fiberglass hardtop adds built-in speakers, spreader lights, courtesy lights, and six rocket launchers. Offshore-minded buyers can specify a true second station tower with full controls and electronics, paired with TACO 380 carbon-fiber outrigger poles for trolling a real bluewater spread.

Fishing storage is the strength of the layout. The bow casting deck has high toe rails and two 9-foot rod lockers, port and starboard, fitted with a powered ventilation system that runs fans to dry tackle and fight mildew. The center of the foredeck holds a 320-quart self-draining fish box and an insulated beverage cooler one step down, with a dedicated anchor locker forward and storage for a net bucket. Aft, the live well is a large recirculating aerated well with a light-blue interior, a clear see-through lid, and interior LED lighting; a crustacean well sits on the port stern and a second insulated box (124 quart) adds capacity. A bow trolling-motor plug can be mounted on either side, fitting a Riptide Altera or MotorGuide Xi5, and remote-operated Power-Poles handle shallow positioning. Rod holders run three per gunnel, two shotgun holders in the transom, and kingfish holders on the hardtop sides.

Family use was designed in rather than added on. The forward casting deck converts to a lounge with cushions that velcro together into one unit so they don't fly off at speed, and the aft casting deck conceals a flip-up jump seat with integrated armrests and cupholders, positioned near the center of the boat for a drier, more secure ride. Lifting that seat bottom gives quick access to pumps, valves, and strainers for servicing. The center console opens into a changing room sized for a portable head, and 2021 boats added overhead storage under the hardtop. When weighing a purchase, match the engine to your use, since the 300, 350, and 400 options change both speed and range, and decide whether the tower and outrigger package is worth the added offshore reach for the kind of fishing you plan to do.



Currently, there are 86 boats available for sale for Ranger boats. Prices range from $27,995 to $182,591, with an average listing price of $118,874. The inventory includes 65 new boats and 21 used boats. 7 boats have been added to the marketplace in the past month. boats are most popular in Saint Augustine, Tampa, Bradenton, Alachua, and Shalimar. There have been 172 boats listed on MarineSource that have sold in the past year. October is the most common month for new and used boats to be added to MarineSource, so be sure to check back regularly. March is the most common month for boats to sell, so be sure to beat the rush! The most common activities for boats are saltwater fishing, family fun, day cruising, and freshwater fishing. Most boats contain gps, radio, depth sounder, sonar, and with heads. boats tend to have 1 to 2 outboard engines, with the average boat having 1 engine. It is common for boats to have MERCURY MARINE engines or Mercury engines or Yamaha engines.