Sea-Doo Fish Pro Trophy PWC For Sale

The Sea-Doo Fish Pro Trophy is the flagship of Sea-Doo's three-tier fishing personal watercraft line, sitting above the Fish Pro Sport and the entry-level Fish Pro Scout. It rides on the full-length ST3 platform, a three-seat hull built for stability with deep foot wells and a narrow Ergolock saddle so you sit in the craft rather than on top of it. Power comes from the supercharged 170-horsepower Rotax 1630 engine, the same unit found in the Sport, which makes the Fish Pro Trophy 170 a serious option for anglers who want boat-like reach without launching a boat. Overall length is just under 3.8 meters, and dry weight is just over 400 kilograms (roughly 900-plus pounds), so it is a large, heavy ski you can still recover onto its trailer single-handed.

Handling is a strong point in shallow water and the bays, where it has run in as little as half a foot of water. It also pushes offshore to the rigs, having held together through 5-to-8-foot swells before conditions forced a turnaround. Fuel range is generous from the 18.5-gallon tank, with around 200 kilometers reported on roughly 60-65 liters; the dash shows a distance-to-empty readout so you can gauge the trip back. Top cruising in fishing mode is electronically restricted to 18 mph whenever the swivel seat is installed.

The helm centers on a Garmin fish finder paired to a through-hull transducer, so nothing hangs off the transom to be torn away. The Trophy gets the seven-inch touchscreen Garmin (a nine-inch removable unit on the 2026 model), and each buyer receives one free Garmin map token, with high-resolution local charts running about $220 extra. The BRP tech package adds the BRP premium sound system, Bluetooth audio with phone-call pass-through, and handlebar controls. Underneath sit dual batteries and a larger generator to feed the electronics, deck-wash pump and stereo through a full fishing day.

The deck layout is built around fishing. A 13.5-gallon cooler doubles as a live well, fed by a three-position toggle (off, continuous, or a timer that pumps fresh water about every five minutes), and the same hose works as a deck wash. A one-handed anchor system is molded into the side of the hull with its own dedicated cleat and mesh lead bag. The exclusive swivel seat mounts on the rear deck, its backrest stowing in the 27-gallon center storage, and five rod holders come standard. The rear LinQ extension deck accepts extra fuel cans, coolers or camping gear.

Against the Sport, the Trophy adds the swivel seat, the larger touchscreen, the premium tech package and dual batteries; the Scout drops to a 130-horsepower engine and a six-inch non-touch Garmin. Brand-new pricing has run around $27,000 with trailer, while used Fish Pro and Scout examples turn up at $14,000-$17,000. When shopping a Sea-Doo Fish Pro Trophy for sale, weigh the model year (2022 through 2026 carry progressive updates), the included trailer and accessories, and the live well's lack of an on-water drain, which makes the loaded cooler heavy to empty after a long day.