Sun Tracker Fishin' Barge 22 DLX For Sale

The Sun Tracker Fishin' Barge 22 DLX is a fishing-first pontoon built around a wide-open deck layout, with two upholstered fishing chairs forward and two aft, each anchored on heavy-duty 2-3/8-inch pedestals borrowed from Tracker's deep-V fishing boats. The DLX rides on a two-log setup with 24-inch diameter pontoons that are multi-chambered and pressurized, so a puncture in one section leaves enough flotation to reach the dock or landing. It measures 24 feet length overall on a 22-foot deck, and the model is also offered in an XP3 version with three larger 26-inch performance pontoons, lifting strakes and hydraulic steering. The interior is finished in fishing-friendly non-skid vinyl for easy cleanup.

Power on the DLX is rated up to 115 horsepower, while the triple-log XP3 accepts up to 150 horsepower for skiing and tubing. A Mercury Pro XS 115 four-stroke breaks in easily and tops out around 25 miles per hour on the two-log hull. Fuel comes from a 32-gallon tank mounted in the middle of the boat, behind an extended motor pod that sits roughly two feet off the transom. That pod design adds an anti-splash plate and channels clean water to the prop for better performance, and the centered fill point keeps any spillage outside the deck.

The wraparound driver's console carries illuminated gauges including a speedometer, tachometer, trim and fuel gauges, plus rocker switches and a master power switch that cuts everything when you leave the boat. A standout detail is the fuse box, which labels each circuit and lights a red indicator to show a blown fuse. The helm seat swivels and adjusts with a non-skid foot rest at its base. Owners commonly rig a Garmin 9-inch unit with side-view that is Panoptix-capable, and earlier boats have been fitted with a Lowrance Hook 5 and a Jensen Bluetooth stereo. A power Bimini top is available, raising and lowering at the touch of a button and covering more of the deck than the standard polyester top.

For anglers, the Fishin' Barge 22 carries two aerated live wells: one in the bow with an integrated fish ruler, and a larger 16-gallon cushion-top live well aft that houses a bait bucket. Vertical rod holders sit on both sides, and a built-in lockable rod box keeps rods stowed and out of the way. The boat is pre-wired for a trolling motor, with a forward compartment that fits two 24-volt batteries and a quick-disconnect plate; a Minn Kota Terrova at 80 pounds of thrust with Spot-Lock is a natural fit. Storage runs throughout, including under-seat lockers, a lockable dry compartment, and a removable cooler offered as a roughly $40 accessory.

For the rest of the crew, the L-lounge uses multiple foam densities over UV-resistant marine vinyl, and a plush sunpad sits above a pop-up changing room available as an option. A removable table mounts at two bases, one at the L-lounge and one between the aft fishing chairs. Foldable cleats reduce trip hazards, a beefy four-step boarding ladder eases water access, and an optional ski tower or factory-installed towing setup adds tubing and skiing capability. Color choices have included blueberry and charcoal metallic.

Shoppers looking at a Sun Tracker Fishin' Barge 22 DLX for sale should match the engine and pontoon configuration to their use: the DLX two-log layout for dedicated fishing, the XP3 triple log for higher speeds. A used 2019 Fishin' Barge 22 Deluxe XP3 with a Mercury 150 was offered at $34,995 including a trailer. New boats are backed by a 10-year bow-to-stern warranty plus a limited lifetime structural and deck warranty.



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.