This section listings local marine dealerships and brokerages that sell dedicated freshwater and saltwater fishing craft, including aluminum utility hulls, bass boats, and center consoles. Dealer inventories include new models and inspected pre-owned vessels ranging from shallow-draft skiffs to fully rigged tournament setups. Before visiting or requesting quotes, verify whether rigging fees, outboard mounting, and trailer packages are factored into the listed price.
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Common questions
How much does a basic aluminum fishing boat cost in the US?
New entry-level 14-to-16-foot aluminum utility boats with a 20-to-40 HP outboard engine and basic trailer range from $10,000 to $20,000. Fully rigged deep-V or tournament aluminum models with 90+ HP motors, livewells, and factory-installed sonar generally cost between $28,000 and $55,000.
What are the main advantages of aluminum fishing boats over fiberglass?
Aluminum hulls weigh up to 30% to 50% less than equivalent fiberglass models, lowering towing weight requirements and reducing fuel consumption on the water. They offer higher impact resistance when contacting rocks, gravel shores, or submerged logs in shallow inland waters.
Are fish finders and trolling motors included in the boat sales price?
Standard factory packages usually include entry-level depth finders or basic bow-mount motors, but high-end GPS chartplotters and spot-lock trolling motors are typically sold as add-ons. Marine dealers charge between $1,500 and $6,000 additional for premium electronics installation and custom rigging.