Sea Hunt 235 Ultra SE Boats For Sale

The Sea Hunt 235 Ultra SE is a center console where the SE designates side entry, the defining feature that sets it apart from the closely related 234 Ultra. It carries an overall length of 23 feet 7 inches, a beam of 8 feet 6 inches, and a shallow draft of about 13 inches that lets it work back into skinny water. Dry weight is 3,800 pounds, fuel capacity is 96 gallons, and max horsepower is rated at 250. The hull uses a variable-degree deadrise, a sharp 55-degree entry with Carolina flare that throws spray wide, flattening to roughly 22 degrees at midship and 18 degrees at the transom for a stable platform. Sea Hunt carries the beam wide chine-to-chine, so more of the hull sits in the water than the gunnel-to-gunnel measurement suggests. It suits an angler fishing inshore, nearshore and offshore as readily as a family island-hopping to the sandbar.

Performance is documented across the rpm range. The boat idles around 600 rpm at 3 mph, runs 6 mph at 1,400 rpm burning 1.7 gph, and 9 mph at 2,000 rpm burning 3.1 gph. At 3,000 rpm it sits near plane at 13–14 mph and 5.5–5.7 gph. A comfortable all-day cruise falls at 4,000–4,200 rpm, holding 28–30 mph while burning about 10 to 10.5 gph. With a 250 Yamaha the top speed reaches the mid-40s. A 200 Yamaha is more than adequate for the hull and returns close to 3.9–4 miles per gallon.

The helm centers on a glass-enclosed hard top built from tempered glass rather than acrylic, with a motorized windshield vent that funnels air through the console on hot days. The hard top is recessed into the dash to widen the walkways. Electronics include a 12-inch Garmin 1243 xsv chartplotter with pre-loaded fresh and salt cartography, a Garmin VHF with distress button, a JL Audio Media Master 55 Bluetooth stereo, and Yamaha Command Link gauges. A wireless phone charger sits behind the dash panel alongside USB and 12-volt ports. Compass, tilt steering, and trim tabs with side LED indicators are standard, along with dual flip-up footrests, mood lights and spreader lights.

The side entry door, also called a tuna door, simplifies boarding from a dock or sandbar and loading heavy gear, and a dedicated locker stores the optional four-step side boarding ladder. The stern carries a bench seat with dual VIP corner seats and flip-up footrests, a walk-through transom, a 15-gallon livewell, and a stern anchor locker for a second anchor. Dual batteries with a three-position switch, raw-water washdown, and a freshwater shower fed by a 10-gallon tank are standard. Leaning post choices range from a standard backrest version to an Ultra leaning post with bait well, plus a rear-facing mezzanine option.

The bow offers wide lounging with full wraparound bolsters, a recessed grab rail, removable backrests and twin cup holders, converting to a casting deck when the cushions come off. A 140-quart insulated fish box sits to starboard and a 90- to 92-quart box to port, both draining overboard, while a 48-quart insulated cooler lives under the forward console seat. A full-length toe rail, recessed and pull-up cleats, and a trolling-motor pre-wire option with a Marinco plug round out the build. Shoppers comparing a Sea Hunt 235 Ultra SE for sale should weigh engine choice and leaning-post configuration against budget.



Currently, there are 844 boats available for sale for Sea Hunt boats. Prices range from $5,995 to $298,785, with an average listing price of $138,973. The inventory includes 567 new boats and 277 used boats. The fleet is comprised of 844 powerboats. Popular boat types include Center Console, Saltwater Fishing, Bay, Other, and Freshwater Fishing. boats are most popular in Miami, Bayville, Port Charlotte, Placida, and Sarasota. There have been 3,097 boats listed on MarineSource that have sold in the past year. May 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, with heads, depth sounder, radio, and joystick. boats tend to have an average of 1 engine. It is common for boats to have Yamaha engines or YAMAHA engines or yamaha engines.