Tracker Duck Boats For Sale

Tracker's duck boat lineup centers on two welded aluminum hulls built for flooded timber and marsh hunting: the Grizzly 1650T Prairie Wings Edition and the newer Marsh 1756. The 1650 Prairie Wings runs 16 feet 4 inches overall with a 5-foot beam, a 4-foot-2 bottom, a 7-degree deadrise, and a 0.125-inch (1/8-inch) hull, carrying a four-person maximum capacity and a 765-pound dry weight. A rolled bow up front gives it a heavy-duty leading edge that shrugs off brush and impacts, and the boat ships with EVA foam decking, Millennium seats at bow and stern, recessed transom steps for getting in and out in flooded timber, and Versatrack mounting channels running the full length of the hull.

Power on the 1650 is a Mercury 50 tiller, the boat's maximum recommended rating (earlier units were rated to 60). With a four-blade stainless 12-pitch prop, the hull tops out around 30 to 32 mph, reaching 33 with the current, and still hits 30 with four people aboard. The four-blade prop pops it onto plane quickly, and the float pods at the stern keep it stable with no porpoising even with weight loaded aft. Fuel is a 6-gallon tank, and the integrated hunt deck and pods add about 14 inches behind the cockpit, building the float pods into the hull rather than bolting them on. Draft is shallow enough to run a trolling motor in 8 inches to a foot of water and push-pole across mud beyond that.

Hunting hardware is the point of these boats. Both models use an ice breaker keel and integrated spud pole tubes molded into the hull at all four corners and in the rear steps, so nothing hangs off the outside to snag; the rear tubes are canted at an angle to lock the boat against forward and rearward rattle when staked. A 2-inch washout drain with a threaded PVC plug clears mud, feathers, and debris and uses a part available at any hardware store. The 1650 accepts a Beavertail 1700 series boat blind sized to the hull, with Velcro top openings that can seat up to four shooters. A rocker switch panel under the driver's seat runs the bilge pump and nav lights with three pre-wired accessory circuits, and a dry storage box opposite keeps phones out of the water.

The Marsh 1756 steps up to a step-transom hull with an Aquatraction mat kit, a 3-inch schedule 40 bullnose welded into the bow for glancing through tight timber, and a 125 two-piece hull carried from bottom to gunnel. Its transom uses extra-heavy-duty multi-chambered tubing at 1-3/4-inch depth, aligned to bolt up either Mercury outboards or popular gator tail mud motors. Storage expands across wing-seat transom compartments, a full-length locking gun box down the port side, a fillable fuel tank lid that no longer requires removing the tank, and a front day box with a recessed trolling motor pedal tray that fits an Ultrex, Ghost, or Garmin unit. It carries dual battery trays, a welded-in fixed trolling motor mount, a Versatrack rail with four D-rings, and an optional Bimini that slides fore and aft on the track.

When shopping Tracker duck boats for sale, weigh price against size: a 1650 Prairie Wings Edition runs in the neighborhood of $17,760 to $18,000 with the 50 Mercury, which is significant money for a 16-foot aluminum hull, though the boat is noticeably thicker and heavier-duty than a standard Grizzly utility. Trackers ship on a painted GalvaShield trailer, with an Easy Loader aluminum trailer available as an upgrade for saltwater or heavy use. Points to inspect include the foam-fill plugs in the sidewalls, which can loosen and benefit from resealing, and the switch panel, which was subject to a recall for water intrusion and now uses a raised stern light mount to keep water out. Storage length on the 1650 is about 19 feet with the trailer tongue folded.



Currently, there are 4,079 boats available for sale for Tracker boats. Prices range from $1,095 to $189,995, with an average listing price of $21,977. The inventory includes 3,885 new boats and 194 used boats. boats are most popular in Springfield, Gainesville, Memphis, Oklahoma City, and Lexington. There have been 4,340 boats listed on MarineSource that have sold in the past year. August 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, saltwater fishing, and watersports. Most boats contain gps, sonar, depth sounder, joystick, and heated interior. 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.