Sun Tracker Fishin' Barge For Sale

The Sun Tracker Fishin' Barge is a fishing-first pontoon built by White River Marine Group out of Springfield, Missouri, sold across the model range as the Fishin' Barge 20 DLX, the 22 DLX, and the 22 XP3 tritoon. It is set up for serious fishing while still working as a family pontoon: a port-side entry gate, vertical rod holders flanking the bow, two forward fishing chairs, and a live well molded into a front compartment. The 22 XP3 measures 22 feet 1 inch overall on the standard 8.5-foot beam, carries a dry weight just over 2,800 pounds, and rides on 26-inch-diameter tritoon tubes; the 22 DLX uses 24-inch pontoon logs that are multi-chambered and pressurized, so a puncture in one chamber still leaves enough flotation to reach the dock. This is positioned as a value-level pontoon, which keeps a Sun Tracker Fishin' Barge for sale priced below many competitors of the same length.

Engine choices run on Mercury four-strokes. A 2019 Fishin' Barge 20 DLX 90 HP returns a top speed of about 24 mph on the roughly 20-to-22-foot platform, while a 2022 Fishin' Barge DLX with a Mercury Pro XS 115 four-stroke tops out around 25 mph. Stepping up to a 150-horsepower four-stroke on the Fishin' Barge 22 puts cruising in the upper 20s with a top speed of 38 mph. The XP3 tritoon carries a maximum rating of 200 horsepower. An extended motor pod, roughly two feet aft of the transom, adds an anti-splash surface and feeds cleaner water to the prop for better performance.

The helm uses a fiberglass console with a tilt wheel, a high-back reclining captain's chair, and gauges for speed (mph), fuel, trim, and tachometer. Later DLX models add a master power switch that cuts everything off at once to protect the battery, plus a fuse box with labeled LED indicators that light up to flag a blown fuse. Anglers commonly outfit the dash with a 9-inch Garmin display running side and down imaging, mounted on a Scotty mount, with the boat wired for Panoptix-capable electronics.

Fishing hardware is the core of the layout. The Fishin' Barge 22 carries two live wells, two bow rod holders, a vertical rack for two rods in the bow and two in the stern, an additional vertical rack, a lockable rod box, and a ruler molded into the deck. The bow compartment is pre-wired with a quick-disconnect plate and battery space for a 24-volt, 80-pound-thrust trolling motor such as a MinnKota Terrova or Ultrex; owners run setups from a 70-pound PowerDrive on the 20 to a Terrova with spot lock and auto drive on the DLX. The stern carries two more fishing chairs with low access, a fresh live well for bait, a second for fish, foldable cleats, and a four-step boarding ladder. The 22 DLX offers 360-degree spin seats and removable chairs that lift off their bases.

Inside, an L-shaped couch with a removable, anti-slip-mat table maximizes seating without giving up walkable deck space, and storage is heavy throughout: lockable compartments with keys, channels that drain rainwater out of the lockers, an in-floor ski locker, and a built-in rod locker on newer DLX boats. A power Bimini top covers much of the deck on the 2022 DLX. The fuel tank, mounted amidships, holds 32 gallons on the 22 DLX, 35 on the 20, and 52 on the 22 XP3. Build quality features an all-aluminum transom, an extruded aluminum motor pod, and robotically welded logs, backed by a 10-year bow-to-stern and limited lifetime structural warranty, with the Mercury engine covered separately for three years. Points to weigh when buying a Fishin' Barge: the perimeter fencing and gates sit lower than some rivals, the changing room is now an option rather than standard on the DLX, and the "dry" storage is not fully waterproof. A tow bar adds about $650 and a removable cooler about $40.



Currently, there are 3,078 boats available for sale for Sun Tracker boats. Prices range from $1,297 to $76,920, with an average listing price of $40,642. The inventory includes 2,805 new boats and 273 used boats. The fleet is comprised of 3,078 powerboats. 1 boat has been added to the marketplace in the past month. Popular boat types include Pontoon, Other, Barge, and Aluminum Fishing. boats are most popular in Minot, Springfield, Saint Augustine, Gainesville, and Morganton. There have been 8,551 boats listed on MarineSource that have sold in the past year. April is the most common month for new and used boats to be added to MarineSource, so be sure to check back regularly. June 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, freshwater fishing, day cruising, and long distance cruising. Most boats contain gps, heated interior, depth sounder, sonar, and radio. boats tend to have an average of 1 engine. It is common for boats to have MERCURY MARINE engines or Mercury engines or MERCURY engines.