Ranger 2510 Bay Boats For Sale

The Ranger 2510 Bay is the top model in the brand's saltwater series, a 24-foot-7-inch hull with an 8-foot-6-inch beam (102 inches) built for serious inshore fishing while staying capable enough to run offshore on a calm day. She carries a 14-degree deadrise, a draft as shallow as 10 to 14 inches, a dry weight of 3,600 pounds, and a 97-gallon fuel tank. Solid foam-filled construction firms up the ride when the chop builds, and the boat traces its lineage to the same group that produces Ranger's bass boats. Max horsepower runs up to 400, and the 2510 has been refined over the years from a pure bay platform into an all-around inshore-offshore fishing boat.

Rigged with an Evinrude E-TEC G2 300 (210 cubic inch displacement), one 2510 hit a top speed of 51 mph at wide-open throttle while burning 24.3 gallons per hour, with a test weight of 3,934 pounds carrying 50 gallons of fuel and two aboard. Time to plane was 4.5 seconds and 30 mph came up in 6.8 seconds. Optimal cruise sat at 3,500 rpm, returning 4 miles per gallon at 7.7 gph. Set up with a Mercury Verado 350, the boat returned close to 3 mpg for roughly 270 miles of range. A jack plate, available from Bob's Machine Shop, lifts the gear case for shallow running and added speed, and Lenco trim tabs help the hull run flat. The 2510 likes a little trim and tab to skim over the chop, and active trim sets the trim automatically to the rpm you're running.

The helm fits dual 12-inch touchscreens, with Raymarine Axiom Pro and Garmin both seen in use, and room for 14-inch displays if you want them. A VesselView gauge sits at the dash alongside active trim, jack plate, and trim tab controls, with a USB and auxiliary input and an overhead electronics box for a VHF radio and audio. The leaning post puts two anglers behind flip-up bolsters with fold-down armrests, and the battery locker tucks below the helm seat for easy service. Trolling motor options include the Riptide Altera with spot lock and autopilot and the MotorGuide Xi5, and the boat can run a pair of remotely operated Power Poles. A bow trolling-motor plug can be mounted on either side of the deck depending on which way you dock.

Fishing storage runs deep. The bow casting deck has high toe rails and a double-step entry, with four compartments, a dedicated anchor locker holding a fluke tank, and an insulated beverage cooler one step aft. A super-sized 320-quart self-draining fish box sits at the center, with a second 124-quart insulated box for the catch. Two 9-foot rod lockers flank the deck and use a patented power ventilation system with small fans to dry tackle and keep mildew out. The recirculating, aerated live well behind the helm has a light-blue interior to keep bait cool, a see-through lid with LED lights, two fill pumps and a recirculation pump, plus a separate crustacean well on the stern. Rod holders are everywhere: three per gunnel, two shotgun holders in the transom, six rocket launchers and kingfish holders on the hardtop, and two more by the live well.

The 2510 doubles as a family boat without giving up fishing function. The center console opens into a changing room with space for a portable head, and the aft casting deck conceals a flip-up jump seat with armrests that opens one-handed and reveals access to pumps, valves, and strainers below. Cockpit cushions velcro together into one unit for lounging at the sandbar. The fiberglass T-top carries built-in speakers, spreader lights, courtesy lights, and 2021 added overhead storage. Buyers chasing more offshore reach can add a second station tower built for two with full controls and electronics, plus Taco 380 carbon-fiber outrigger poles for trolling a proper spread. When weighing a Ranger 2510 Bay for sale, match the engine and rigging to your mix of inshore and bluewater fishing, since the same hull spans a 300-horsepower setup through a Mercury 400 Verado.



Currently, there are 101 boats available for sale for Ranger boats. Prices range from $22,875 to $190,935, with an average listing price of $120,332. The inventory includes 77 new boats and 24 used boats. 1 boat has been added to the marketplace in the past month. boats are most popular in Saint Augustine, Tampa, Bradenton, Fort Myers, and Alachua. There have been 156 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, day cruising, family fun, and freshwater fishing. Most boats contain gps, radio, sonar, depth sounder, and heated interior. 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 Mercury Outboard engines.