21 Foot Skeeter Bay Boats For Sale

The Skeeter SX210 is a center-console bay boat built for inshore and flats fishing, with an overall length of 21 ft 6 in and a draft of about 10 inches that lets it work super skinny water. Owned and powered by Yamaha, the 21 ft Skeeter bay boat carries a beam of 8'2", a seven-person occupancy rating, and a max horsepower rating of 200. It arrives rigged as a complete package, which suits a buyer getting into the bay boat market without a long list of decisions to make about props, coolers or power options.

Power comes from a Yamaha outboard, with the 150 as the standard package and a 200 fx available for roughly $9,000 more. The 150 runs the SX210 around 45 mph, while the 200 reaches about 51 mph with a stronger hole shot. Fuel economy lands near 5 miles per gallon at cruise on the 150. The transom uses what Skeeter calls a torque transfer system, with aluminum stringers built to handle a larger motor than the 150, and most boats are paired with a Minn Kota Ultrex 36-volt trolling motor on a 60-inch shaft with spot-lock anchoring.

The helm uses an all-new console design with a dash large enough to mount two 14-inch multifunction displays, or a single nine- or ten-inch unit alongside a radio or VHF. It runs SeaStar steering with tilt, electric-shift Yamaha smart gauges that read fuel flow, oil pressure, block temperature and water pressure, and a Bluetooth Fusion stereo with four speakers. The backrest flips down for access to wiring and fuses, and a drop-down hatch reaches the battery switches; the SX210 has room for up to five batteries, typically a mix of group 27 and group 24 units for the house, electronics, trolling motor and starting.

Storage and fishing layout are the strong points. The bow holds four lockable hatches, including a center locker for PFDs and safety gear, a starboard fish box that drains overboard rather than into the bilge, a port rod locker that fits five fully rigged spinning or fly rods, and an anchor locker sized for two Danforth anchors with a notched lid for a flush deck. Compartments are roto-molded for durability. The boat carries 14 rod holders total — six on the back of the leaning post and four vertical holders on each side of the console — plus a powder-coated leaning post with a drop-down footrest and tackle storage underneath.

The recessed casting platform forward improves balance for standing anglers, and the aft casting deck is sized for two without overpowering the boat. Live-bait capacity includes a 30-gallon aft live well and a 17-gallon forward bait well, both with timed recirculation pumps so bait stays fresh while trailering. A flip-up jump seat at the stern, a standard Engel 80-quart cooler, flush-mount cleats and stern rod holders for trolling round out the cockpit.

The SX210 ships on a tandem-axle Skeeter trailer built specifically for the hull, with a breakaway tongue for storage, welded construction, carpeted bunks and oil-bath hubs. Overall length on the trailer is 25 ft 8 in. Common factory and dealer options include an Atlas hydraulic jack plate, boarding steps (about $500), a swim platform (about $600), a console grab rail (about $600), and an upgraded Fusion stereo (about $800). Worth weighing at purchase: the standard rig does not include a 12-volt receptacle or retractable trailer tie-downs, both easy dealer additions.



Currently, there are 103 boats available for sale for Skeeter boats. Prices range from $11,995 to $152,000, with an average listing price of $75,969. The inventory includes 76 new boats and 27 used boats. boats are most popular in Port Charlotte, Placida, Sarasota, Longboat Key, and Bogalusa. There have been 216 boats listed on MarineSource that have sold in the past year. November 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, and freshwater fishing. Most boats contain gps, sonar, depth sounder, radio, and re-powered. boats tend to have 1 to 2 outboard engines, with the average boat having 1 engine. It is common for boats to have Yamaha engines or YAMAHA engines or yamaha engines.