2000 Bass Tracker Boats For Sale

The 2000 Bass Tracker is an aluminum fishing boat built for freshwater bass and multi-species anglers who want a working rig without a premium price. The lineup from that model year includes the Pro Team 175 and the larger Pro Team 185, both rigged with Mercury power. Construction is aluminum throughout, including the decks, which limits rot; on these hulls the only significant wood is the bottom floor, and examples stored under cover in a barn have come through 25 years in solid shape.

Power on the Pro Team 175 and similar 2000 hulls is commonly a 115 Mercury, an outboard that will push these boats past 50 mph. One 115 from this era checked out with 150 PSI of compression across all four cylinders, a sign of an engine that was used lightly and stored dry. The Pro Team 185 was offered as a jet boat, driven by a 175-horsepower Mercury V6 inboard jet rather than a conventional outboard, a setup aimed at shallow and rocky water.

The helm is straightforward. Original boats used a paddlewheel speedometer that depends on a small intake foot; when that foot goes missing the gauge reads nothing, and a common fix is swapping in a GPS speedometer for more accurate readings than the old water-pressure type. Owners also run a water pressure gauge and a voltmeter, the latter prone to losing signal at a loose pin connection. Garmin GPS units with depth finding mount cleanly at the dash on these boats.

The fishing layout centers on multiple bow storage compartments, dedicated rod storage, and built-in floatation in the lockers, with the back bench seat and weigh-in bag space sized for tournament use. Live wells are fitted with an oxygenator system to keep fish healthy. Anglers frequently upgrade the bow with a 24-volt MinnKota Fortrex trolling motor, which helps get the boat on plane quicker, paired with an onboard charger wired into the battery bank.

Build quality places the 2000 Bass Tracker in the budget category, and buyers should weigh that going in. The live well pump sits sandwiched in a tight spot that is genuinely awkward to service; reaching a failed pump can mean bending up the assembly and cutting wires, and the live well screen is worth keeping in place since sand and grit pulled in through the intake will destroy the pump. Vinyl seats from this era hold up well when kept covered and treated with a protectant. On a boat this age, confirm the bilge pump and aerator are wired through their switches, check for broken connections behind the dash, and verify the trolling motor and electrical accessories before buying.

When shopping 2000 Bass Tracker boats for sale, prioritize compression numbers on the Mercury, the condition of the aluminum decks and floor, and whether the live well, bilge, and aerator all run. These are inexpensive boats to get back on the water, and clean, barn-kept examples with a healthy 115 Mercury remain capable bass platforms two and a half decades on.



Currently, there are 1,285 boats available for sale for Tracker boats. Prices range from $3,065 to $71,245, with an average listing price of $26,841. The inventory includes 1,141 new boats and 144 used boats. 3 boats have been added to the marketplace in the past month. boats are most popular in Saint Augustine, Lexington, Gainesville, Spindale, and Greenville. There have been 6,334 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. 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, and saltwater fishing. Most boats contain gps, sonar, heated interior, depth sounder, and joystick. boats tend to have 1 to 2 outboard engines, with the average boat having 1 engine. It is common for boats to have MERCURY MARINE engines or Mercury engines or MERCURY engines.