Bass Tracker Fishing Boats For Sale

Bass Tracker fishing boats center on the Tracker Classic XL, an entry-level welded aluminum bass boat built on a modified-V hull and one of the top-selling bass boats in the country. It suits anglers moving up from a kayak or skiff who want to reach inland lakes, canals and open water like Lake St. Clair without buying someone else's used headaches. The welded aluminum frame, hull and marine-grade wood decking carry a lifetime warranty, which gives it an edge over riveted construction for long-term maintenance. It is light enough to launch single-handed and rated for three passengers at a 555-pound maximum person weight, with a maximum person, motor and gear weight of 1,025 pounds.

On price, the Classic XL has climbed steadily. The 2024 model carried a base under $16,000 and was later clearanced to $15,999; the 2025 base ran about $16,500 to $16,600 with a financed amount of $18,199 fully optioned; and the 2026 base sits just under $17,000 at roughly $18,920 with the same options. With 10% down those terms work out to roughly $216 to $225 a month, or about $7.50 a day before tax, registration and title fees. Buying a previous year's model in late winter or early spring, during boat-show clearance season, can knock roughly $2,000 off and leaves room to negotiate.

The Classic XL is paired with a 50-horsepower Mercury four-stroke, with a 40-horsepower option available when you build it. It runs on 87 octane with no oil mixing and feeds from a removable six-gallon tank you can lift out and refill at a pump rather than trailering the boat. A 45-pound-thrust trolling motor comes pre-loaded on the bow; upgrading to higher thrust has been linked to reported bow-well weld cracks, so the rated setup is the safer choice. The custom trailer uses a coated finish for corrosion and stone-chip protection, Bearing Buddy hubs for easy wheel-bearing maintenance, and a fold-away tongue that drops storage length to about 20 feet. A brake kit and a rubber rub rail to protect the bare aluminum sides at the dock are not included.

Inside, the Classic XL carries four seats, a 9-gallon live well with aerator and fill pump, a rear co-angler pedestal seat and a front pedestal seat for working the trolling motor, plus four rod holders and storage under the console seats. The console is basic: an RPM gauge with no speedometer or fuel readout, an included Lowrance fish finder, and fuses positioned beside each switch for quick access.

The step-up Tracker Pro 170 shares the welded aluminum modified-V hull and 50-horsepower Mercury but adds a smoked windshield, a three-gauge cluster with RPM, fuel and speedometer, a Garmin Striker 4, optional woven composite decking, a lockable rod locker, a 15-gallon live well, an 11.4-gallon fixed tank fillable from outside, VersaTrack gunnel channels and four-person capacity. Its trailer tows at 23 feet 2 inches and stores at 20 feet 1 inch. Running costs stay modest: roughly one to two six-gallon tanks a week, a 10-hour break-in oil change near $435, and winterization around $169.95.

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