Skeeter Walleye Boats For Sale

Skeeter walleye boats are a family of dedicated multi-species fishing platforms built around three core models: the Cera at the entry point, the WX in the middle, and the larger WXR at the top. Hull lengths run from the WX 1910 at just shy of 20 feet through the 22-foot WX 2200, with the WXR sold as the 2060 and the family-oriented 2060F. These are boats aimed at anglers who jig walleye, troll big rivers like the Detroit, run lake-trout downrigger trips, or push across open water, and the layouts reflect that fishing-first intent throughout.

Power and handling separate the models. The WX 2200 is a total redesign of the older 2190, with the deadrise carried all the way to the back of the hull for a drier ride, and a react keel that helps the boat track straight in rough conditions. The WX 1910 runs a 200-horsepower Yamaha VF200 SHO with a two-stage charging system that supplies about 12 amps at low rpm and jumps to 40 amps above 2,000 rpm. The WXR 2060 is now rated for 300 horsepower as an option and runs roughly 55 mph with a 250. Engines mount to a jack plate, and a 9.9 kicker on an independent steering rod is a common rigging choice, both throttles tied into the main steering.

At the helm, Skeeter flush-mounts up to a Helix 12 unit, and the company builds its own console sonar brackets, including a left-side version, so two 12-inch screens sit side by side without blocking the rod locker door. The WXR 2060 borrows the FXR/ZXR bass-boat mounting system to stack two big screens up front, and a heavy-duty bulkhead ties the two consoles together under a U-shaped cap for less flex. Benet trim tabs, digital gauges, a reinforced windshield, and a Bluetooth stereo with four speakers round out the dash.

Storage and live wells are extensive. The WX 2200 uses an aluminum front deck plate to cut flex and stress points, super tubes for rod storage that accept up to 8-foot rods, an insulated bait wall ahead of the console that doubles as a cooler, and rear storage rated for up to sixteen 3700-size boxes; its center live well held 40 pounds of fish in tournament use. The WXR 2060 carries a 34-gallon rear live well, a side rod holster for 12-plus trolling rods, and side compartments that fit additional 3700 boxes. The WX 1910 adds snap-in carpet, a battery tray with room for three or four batteries plus a charger and shutoff switch, a Minn Kota Terrova 112-pound-thrust trolling motor with i-Pilot Spot-Lock, and an aft live well under fold-down jump seats that open into a casting deck.

Skeeter builds its own trailers in-house, the only company offering a lifetime warranty on the trailer frame itself, with the rest of the trailer covered three years. Trailers carry UFP disc brakes on both axles, a Fulton 1500-pound two-speed winch, channel-frame construction that sheds water to limit corrosion, aluminum wheels on Dexter axles with vault hubs rated 30,000 miles between service, and integrated steps for boarding. A slider bracket protects the trolling motor on steep launches.

If you are comparing Skeeter walleye boats for sale, the main decision within a model is floor plan: the WXR 2060 comes standard with a rear bench, while the 2060F substitutes rear jump seats and trades roughly four times the rear box storage for that extra seating, and the WX models offer removable jump-seat cushions to switch between fishing and family use. Common factory and add-on options to verify include trim tabs, the Track-X accessory rails, recessed trolling-motor foot pedals, and detail upholstery packages. Buyers looking at used Skeeter walleye boats should confirm engine hours, charging-system condition, trailer brake service history, and which storage and electronics packages a given used Skeeter walleye boat carries, since rigging varies widely between the WX 1910, WX 2200, and WXR 2060.



Currently, there are 463 boats available for sale for Skeeter boats. Prices range from $11,000 to $152,000, with an average listing price of $69,467. The inventory includes 302 new boats and 161 used boats. The fleet is comprised of 463 powerboats. Popular boat types include Bass, Bay, Freshwater Fishing, Center Console, and Ski and Fish. boats are most popular in Bloomsburg, Houston, Gadsden, Howell, and Hurst. There have been 2,012 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. March is the most common month for boats to sell, so be sure to beat the rush! The most common activities for boats are freshwater fishing, family fun, saltwater fishing, and day cruising. Most boats contain gps, depth sounder, sonar, heated interior, and radio. boats tend to have an average of 1 engine. It is common for boats to have Yamaha engines or YAMAHA engines or yamaha engines.