Tracker Bass 175 Boats For Sale

The Tracker Pro Team 175 is a compact all-welded aluminum bass boat sold through Bass Pro Shops, measuring just over 17 and a half feet from bow to stern and rated for four people. It sits in the middle of the Tracker lineup on both size and price, with a 2025 Pro Team 175 listed around $28,000, roughly $250 a month, between the smaller model near $21,000 and the larger one near $35,000. Versions on the water include the Pro Team 175 TXW and a Crappie edition, and used examples going back to 2016 are common. It suits anglers who want an affordable, family-capable boat that still fishes hard rather than a high-horsepower tournament rig.

Power comes from a Mercury outboard rated up to a maximum of 75 horsepower, available as a two-stroke or a four-stroke, with older boats often carrying a 60-horsepower four-stroke. The 75-horsepower motor runs on regular 87 octane and pushes the boat to about 35 mph with two grown adults aboard, even with the engine trimmed down; a comfortable cruise sits between 25 and 30 mph. Swapping the stock aluminum prop for a stainless steel one adds three to four mph and removes the prop slip and shudder felt when turning hard at 25 to 30. Fuel consumption is light: the 21-gallon tank gives long range, with reports of running miles at near-wide-open throttle repeatedly before needing to refill, particularly with the economical 60-horsepower four-stroke.

The helm uses a base Lowrance fish finder, a modern flat-bottom steering wheel that clears your knee on exit, and a touchscreen information center that displays engine hours directly, alongside switches for the live well, nav lights, bilge pump, horn, and a phone-charging outlet. Onboard battery charging comes standard, so a single extension cord tops off the batteries. The bow trolling motor is a Minn Kota Edge with 45 pounds of thrust, controlled by a foot pedal with a one-through-five speed range and two cup holders alongside it.

Storage is a strong point of the layout. There are two rod lockers, one per side, each holding eight rods, plus a large center bow compartment that runs several feet deep, lockable bins, and the VersaTrack accessory rail system that accepts sliding rod holders, cup holders, cutting boards, and tackle holders. A center live well with recirculation pumps and a divider lets two anglers keep catches separate. Seating includes front and rear swivel seats and a removable center booster seat with a snap-on cushion that doubles as a step, and there are flip-up cleats at four points for tying to docks.

The trailer is powder-coated with chrome wheels, a breakaway system, a folding stow-away tongue for tight garages, and a winch with strap. A spare tire is not included and must be purchased separately. Points to weigh when buying: the stock trailer comes with single-leaf leaf springs that tend to break and are worth upgrading to triple-leaf before they fail, the bunk boards and trailer roller wood can rot within a few years, and the stock transom straps are low quality and prone to bending. Coverage includes a five-year boat warranty, a lifetime floor warranty, and Mercury engine coverage, though drilling holes in the hull voids it; the 175 supports only a single Power-Pole or Talon shallow-water anchor where the larger 195 allows dual units.



Currently, there are 1,059 boats available for sale for Tracker boats. Prices range from $3,065 to $67,495, with an average listing price of $26,233. The inventory includes 889 new boats and 170 used boats. 1 boat has been added to the marketplace in the past month. boats are most popular in Springfield, Saint Augustine, Gainesville, Nicholasville, and Spindale. There have been 6,477 boats listed on MarineSource that have sold in the past year. June 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, saltwater fishing, and day cruising. Most boats contain gps, sonar, heated interior, depth sounder, and with heads. 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.