Bass Boats for Sale in Idaho
Low-profile, high-performance bass boats built for tournament fishing with powerful trolling motors and large livewells.
Total Listings
13
Average Price
$37,383
Listings
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2021 Ranger RT178
2021 Ranger RT178 • 17.8' Bass
2024 Lowe fishing machine 1775
2024 Lowe Fishing Machine 1775 • 17.75' Bass
2001 Champion bass boat
2001 Champion Bass Boat • 20' Bass
2000 Bass Tracker Pro Team 175
2000 Bass Tracker Pro Team 175 • 17.4' Bass
2019 Nitro Z20 Bass Boat
2019 Nitro Z20 • 20' Bass
2020 Bass tracker classic xl
2020 Bass Tracker Classic XL • 18' Bass
2021 G3 sportsman 1610
2021 G3 Sportsman 1610 • 16' Bass
Ranger Comanche 518VX Bassboat
1999 Ranger Comanche 518VX • 18' Bass
2021 Vexus AVX 1980 / 150 Mercury Pro XS
2021 Vexus AVX 1980 • 19.8' Bass
2003 Alumaweld Super Vee Lt 20'
2003 Alumaweld Alumaweld • 20' Bass
2021 Vexus 2080
2021 Vexus 2080 • 20' Bass
2024 Phoenix Bass Boat
2024 Phoenix 920 • 21' Bass
2025 Excel ex200 bass boat
2025 Excel EX200 • 20' Bass
Why Bass Boats Are Popular in Idaho
Bass boats are the go-to choice for serious freshwater anglers in Idaho. Built low, light, and fast, these boats are designed to get you to your fishing spots quickly and quietly. Their sleek fiberglass hulls cut through the water efficiently, while bow-mounted trolling motors let you position silently along shorelines, points, and structure. With raised casting decks, multiple livewells, and extensive rod storage, a bass boat gives you every advantage on tournament day or a casual morning on the lake.
Key Features of Bass Boats
Low-Profile, Fast Hull
Shallow-draft hulls with powerful outboards reach 70+ MPH, letting you cover large lakes quickly and access shallow water other boats can't reach.
Bow & Stern Casting Decks
Elevated, non-slip casting platforms give anglers a 360-degree casting radius with stable footing and clear sight lines.
Multiple Livewells
Recirculating and aerated livewells keep tournament fish healthy. Most bass boats have separate bow and stern livewells for convenience.
Bow-Mount Trolling Motor
Foot- or remote-controlled trolling motors with GPS anchoring let you hold position silently on any spot without dropping anchor.
Electronics Integration
Large-screen fish finders, side-imaging sonar, and networking systems are standard on most bass boats — giving you a serious edge on the water.
How Bass Boats Compare
| Feature | Bass Boat | Aluminum Fishing | Center Console |
|---|---|---|---|
| Speed | Very Fast (60–70+ MPH) | Moderate (25–45 MPH) | Fast (40–60 MPH) |
| Best Water | Freshwater lakes | Lakes & rivers | Saltwater & inshore |
| Casting Space | Excellent | Good | Very Good |
| Passenger Capacity | 2–3 | 2–4 | 4–8 |
| Price Range | $20K–$80K+ | $5K–$30K | $25K–$100K+ |
Frequently Asked Questions
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