Yamaha Sport Boats For Sale

Yamaha Sport Boats are jet-drive runabouts and center consoles built around the brand's signature swim platform, sold in lengths that include the 19-foot AR190, the 22-foot 222 FSH, and the 25-foot FSH 255 center console. The propulsion comes from WaveRunner-derived engines turning impellers inside a closed housing, so there is no lower unit or exposed propeller. That layout lets the boats run in very shallow water and back right up to a beach or sandbar, and it frees the entire stern for use as a hangout deck. The FSH line carries the "family sport hybrid" designation because each model pairs pleasure-boat seating with dedicated fishing hardware. Anyone shopping Yamaha Sport Boats for sale is choosing between water-sports models like the AR190 and fishing-capable center consoles like the FSH 255H.

Power varies sharply by model. The FSH 255H runs twin 1.8-liter supercharged engines for 500 total horsepower and a top speed of roughly 55 to 56 mph, and the jet drive puts it on plane quickly. It holds 111 gallons of fuel and delivers well over 200 miles of range with a 10% reserve, enough to run offshore. At the smaller end, the 2025 AR190 uses the 1.9-liter HO high-output Yamaha engine rated at about 200 horsepower, matched to a variable-deadrise deep-V hull. The 222-series measures 22.5 feet long with an 8.5-foot beam and is rated to carry 10 people.

The FSH 255H helm centers on a 7-inch Connext display for engine and system data, a 12-inch Simrad GPS for charts and depth, and a wireless phone charger between them. Its standout control is the Helmaster EX joystick, which handles slow-speed maneuvering and docking with forward, reverse, side-to-side and rotation in a single input rather than the throttle-and-direction method jet boats traditionally require. The boat carries an adjustable stainless steel steering wheel, a leaning post with adjustable bolsters, six speakers, underwater lights and LED lighting fore and aft on the hard top. The 195 FSH uses a Yamaha gauge system, a backup compass, a Jensen premium audio system with Bluetooth, and a stainless steel wheel, while the AR190 runs a Connext touchscreen with USB and 12-volt outlets.

The deck and cockpit emphasize configurability and storage. Bow cushions on the 222 convert between full sun-pad seating, rumble seats for kids, and three-across bench seating, with tabs that lock the cushions down for trailering. Every Yamaha jet boat includes the clean-out port, a Yamaha-exclusive hatch with a kill switch that lets you clear debris from the impeller safely. Storage includes a large bow anchor locker sized for a Fortress FX-7, wet-storage compartments, a Coleman cooler spot, and battery and electrical access under the cockpit. The AR190 adds an in-floor gel-coated locker, dual-access side storage feeding under the bow seats, and a removable center walkthrough cushion.

For fishing, the FSH 255H carries over 15 rod holders, fore and aft live wells including an 18-gallon aft well, and both raw-water and fresh-water washdowns, with hard-top cutouts for taller rods. The 195 FSH offers a 25-gallon live well, four rocket launchers, multiple rod holders, and a captain's chair set up for both driving and fishing. Across the range, removable seat cushions convert the casting areas into open fishing platforms.



Currently, there are 3,051 boats available for sale for Yamaha boats. Prices range from $799 to $234,999, with an average listing price of $47,063. The inventory includes 2,231 new boats and 820 used boats. The selection consists of 3,050 powerboats and 1 sailboats. 6 boats have been added to the marketplace in the past month. Popular boat types include All PWCs, Jet, Bowrider, Other, and Center Console. boats are most popular in Miami, Jonesboro, Red Wing, Rochester, and Wayzata. There have been 15,218 boats listed on MarineSource that have sold in the past year. May is the most common month for new and used boats to be added to MarineSource, so be sure to check back regularly. April is the most common month for boats to sell, so be sure to beat the rush! The most common activities for boats are watersports, family fun, and day cruising. Most boats contain bow rail, gps, heated interior, depth sounder, and joystick. boats tend to have an average of 1 engine. It is common for boats to have Yamaha engines or YAMAHA engines or Yamaha Marine engines.