25 Foot Sea Hunt Boats For Sale

The Sea Hunt Gamefish 25 is a center console built around offshore fishing while keeping enough comfort features for family cruising, sandbar hopping, and nearshore runs. The 2026 model is a complete redesign with a new hull, a wider stern, and added in-floor fish boxes. It measures 25 feet 8 inches in length overall, carries a 9-foot-2-inch beam, draws just 19 inches, and weighs about 6,100 pounds dry. The redesign grew roughly 1,000 pounds over the prior model and sits noticeably taller off the trailer, partly to make room for the new in-floor boxes. A Carolina flare bow and deep-V hull give this 25 foot Sea Hunt boat a sharp 60-degree entry that transitions to 24 degrees of deadrise at midship and 21 degrees at the stern.

Power is twin Yamaha outboards with a maximum rating of 400 horsepower, though the boat ships standard with twin Yamaha F150s. On the water with three people aboard, 40 gallons of fuel, and full live wells, the F150s pull the boat onto plane in about three seconds with no bow rise and reach a top speed of 48 mph on GPS. Stepping up to F200s adds only about four to five mph of top end, reaching roughly 52 to 53 mph, for around a $14,000 upgrade. Typical cruise sits near 30 mph. In four-foot seas about 25 miles offshore, the hull holds a soft, controlled ride. For families running nearshore and offshore who also want fuel efficiency, the standard 150s do the job.

The helm runs Yamaha digital controls with single-lever operation of both engines, push-button start, electric steering, and a CL5 touchscreen display, all using genuine Yamaha power-match components that extend warranty coverage to three years on items like the control box and ignition. Bennett trim tabs and a stainless steel wheel are standard. Electronics include a Garmin 1243 xSV chartplotter pre-loaded with U.S. lake and saltwater contours, plus a networked Garmin VHF with DSC that shares coordinates with the Coast Guard. Autopilot is available and well suited to runs 50 to 70 miles out. A JL Audio MediaMaster 105 stereo with amplifier and six speakers, a wireless phone charger, dash pad, and two 12-volt accessory plugs round out the console. The powder-coated hard top carries a misting system, LED mood lighting, and an electric-actuated windshield vent.

Fishing storage is extensive. The 2026 layout adds dual 200-quart insulated, macerated in-floor fish boxes, plus dual 148-quart insulated bow fish boxes and additional in-floor storage. Live wells include a 35-gallon and a 27-gallon unit, the stern well fitted with a clear acrylic lid and LED light. The boat carries 16 rod holders, in-gunnel rod racks, oversized pull-up cleats, full-length combing bolsters, and a through-hull Lumar windlass with bow controls as standard. A single side-entry door on the port side, a feature Sea Hunt introduced early in this price range, makes boarding from a dock easier. The redesigned transom adds a fold-away seat and a walkthrough door.

The bow doubles as a casting platform and a lounge. A new electric in-floor table raises for entertaining or drops flush, and with an optional bow filler cushion it forms a sun deck large enough for napping. Cushioned wraparound seating holds five or more adults. A 19-gallon freshwater system supplies the hard-top misters and a high-pressure shower. The center console houses a head, trolling-motor battery storage, breaker switches kept out of the weather, and a ventilation window. Buyers should note that small exterior trim pieces have shown corrosion early in ownership, and one owner reported a fuel tank that overflowed during filling until the dealer corrected it. With standard twin 150s delivering strong performance, the Gamefish 25 offers strong value for shoppers comparing 25-foot offshore center consoles.



Currently, there are 891 boats available for sale for Sea Hunt boats. Prices range from $3,995 to $346,995, with an average listing price of $136,907. The inventory includes 563 new boats and 328 used boats. The fleet is comprised of 891 powerboats. 251 boats have been added to the marketplace in the past month. Popular boat types include Center Console, Saltwater Fishing, Bay, Freshwater Fishing, and Unspecified. boats are most popular in Miami, Bayville, Sarasota, Fort Lauderdale, and Port Charlotte. There have been 3,668 boats listed on MarineSource that have sold in the past year. September 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! The most common activities for boats are family fun, saltwater fishing, day cruising, freshwater fishing, and offshore fishing. Most boats contain gps, radio, joystick, with heads, and depth sounder. boats tend to have an average of 1 engine. It is common for boats to have Yamaha engines or YAMAHA engines or yamaha engines.