The TRACKER® BASS TRACKER® Classic XL is a value-packed, all-welded aluminum boat that brings back the good ol' days of the original TRACKER boats.

Build Information

White River Marine Group White River Marine Group - The #1 Recreational Boat Manufacturer In The World. TRACKER® boats are built by White River Marine Group, the largest boat builder in the world by volume.

TRACKER® PRO TEAM™ 195 TXW The TRACKER® PRO TEAM™ 195 TXW is our biggest, fastest Mod V - designed to give you maximum performance and optimized fishability on a massive fishing platform.

White River Marine Group Today, White River Marine Group owns and manufactures TRACKER Boats as a part of a larger family of quality boat brands. Our commitments are the same from that very first BASS TRACKER. We don't cut corners to achieve lower prices - we use volume to help reduce costs.

Every TRACKER® boat package also comes factory-rigged with a Mercury® outboard, Minn Kota® trolling motor and Lowrance® fishfinder.

Boat Details

about 30 mph Very easy to tow and use. Top speed with two people about 30 mph with the 40HP Merc.

BUILT IN THE USA Every TRACKER OFF ROAD vehicle is assembled in the U.S. with the know-how of American workers.

Tracker Off Road is designed, engineered and assembled with skilled American labor by Textron in their U.S. plants, like Thief River Falls and St. Cloud, Minnesota; and Augusta, Georgia.

10 Most Affordable Bass Boats

• Crestliner 1700 Storm. If you want a no-frills bass boat and competition-level speed isn't a big concern, the Crestliner 1700 Storm may be right up your alley.
• G3 Sportsman 2400.
• Lowe Stinger 178.
• Lund 1875 Renegade.
• Nitro Z17.
• Skeeter ZX150.
• Tracker Bass Tracker Classic XL.
• Triton 179 TRX.

Loaded to fish, the Allison XB-21 ProSport will do 105 mph with a Mercury Racing 300R outboard. In fact, this bass boat snagged a world record, hitting 116.7mph. At speeds like this, there's a reason grab bars are called “oh sh** handles.”

V-hulls Some boats, like bass boats and most of the saltwater boats you see our readers fishing in, are round-bottom or V-hulls and are proven under our conditions. Many offer shapes called “strakes” that are long ridges on the hull designed to further stabilize the boat, which they certainly do.