Sea Hunt 25 BXFS Boats For Sale

The Sea Hunt 25 BXFS is a bay boat built for shallow water and open runs, with the FS designation marking the forward-seating configuration that sets it apart from the standard BX25. The BX line stands for Bay Extreme, and the layout reflects that dual purpose: a recessed bow deck dropped seven inches lets passengers sit down inside the boat behind a rail rather than perched on top, yet the cushions and backrests pop off in seconds to leave a wide casting platform. It measures 25 feet 3 inches with an 8.5-foot beam and weighs roughly 3,700 pounds. Sea Hunt has built boats in Columbia, South Carolina since 1995, and this model suits anglers who want to work flats, run the waterway, and pick offshore days.

Power comes standard from a 300-horsepower Yamaha, with a 350-horsepower 4.3L Yamaha available on later builds. The V6 engines carry integrated electric steering and fly-by-wire shift and throttle, giving smooth, clunk-free gear changes. The hull holds a 50-degree entry at the bow that tapers to a 15-degree deadrise at the stern, so it cuts a chop up front and settles into a stable fishing platform aft. Draft is just 15 inches, helped by a jack plate, which is respectable for a boat this size. Fuel capacity is 68 gallons. Bennett trim tabs with LED indicators are standard.

The helm centers on a 12-inch Garmin touchscreen MFD (the 1243 xsv on recent boats) networked to a Garmin VHF radio with DSC, so distress coordinates can be sent to the Coast Guard. A stainless steel tilt steering wheel, Yamaha digital binnacle control with neutral hold, and a full-function Yamaha display round out the dash, with rocker-style switch panels for quick reference. Audio runs through a JL Audio or Fusion system with a wireless phone charger. The BX25 FS gets a full glass windshield with an electric actuator that opens a vent at the touch of a button, an upgrade over the acrylic windshields common elsewhere.

Fishing and family features fill the deck. Dual live wells are standard, including the aquarium-style leaning-post well with fold-down bolsters, armrests, and footrest, plus a forward bait well and an optional third well behind the leaning post. The bow holds lockable rod storage in each side compartment and a large insulated fish box in the center, with more rod storage folded into the gunnels. The stern carries three flip-up jump seats over dry storage, with five-gallon bucket holders cut into the port and starboard hatches for cast nets. A standard hard top houses freshwater misters fed by an onboard tank, and raw water and freshwater washdowns are aboard. The console opens up enough room for a porta-potty and trolling-motor batteries.

The hard top supports a bow sun shade that clips into the forward corners, the main Sea Hunt 25 BXFS boat canvas option for shading the entire bow seating area, and the removable cushions can be left at the dock to keep upholstery clean on fishing days. When shopping a Sea Hunt 25 BXFS for sale, look closely at how it is equipped: brokerage examples turn up with twin 10-foot power poles, a self-deploying Minn Kota trolling motor with spot-lock GPS, three-bank battery chargers, and tandem-axle aluminum trailers. Build details worth confirming include the stainless-steel gasketed hatches with rain gutters, the King Fish rod holders, and underwater lighting. Engine hours matter too, with lift-kept used boats showing figures around 180 hours.



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.