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$300,000Puget Sound, WA, USA - Shown by Appointment, WAOffered By: Boatshed Seattle
1967 Blount Marine Corporation Commercial Passenger Vessel1967 Blount Marine Corporation Commercial Passenger Vessel$649,000Bremerton, WA USA - Shown by Appointment, WAOffered By: Boatshed Port-Townsend- Offered By: Fox Chapel Marine
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Deck boats
Deck boats are designed to maximize space onboard, giving boaters more usable space from bow to stern across the whole beam. From freshwater fishing to watersports and simple day cruising to entertaining, deck boats are versatile and adaptable for many different activities.
What are deck boats?
Deck boats are medium-sized, trailerable vessels frequently used for on-the-water activities such as freshwater fishing, watersports and day cruising. These types of vessels can vary in size, with the smallest current boat listed at 15 feet in length, to the longest vessel measuring in at 30 feet, and an average length of 21 feet. These boats are constructed by a wide variety of boat building companies with hull types including modified vee, pontoon, deep vee, catamaran and other designs. Boat Trader currently has 1,625 deck boats for sale, including 1,208 new vessels and 417 used boats, listed by both private sellers and professional dealers across the country.
What are the best deck boats?
Some of the most notorious builders of deck boats presently include: Starcraft, Hurricane, Bayliner, Stingray and NauticStar. These builders design deck boats models with outboard, outboard-4S, inboard/outboard, inboard and other propulsion systems, available in gas, diesel and other fuel systems. In the past 30 days, the top, most-viewed deck boats brands on Boat Trader were Bayliner, Crownline, Hurricane, Sea Ray and Starcraft.
How much do deck boats cost?
Deck boats for sale on Boat Trader are available for a swath of prices from a sensible $9,999 on the low-end all the way up to $194,015 for the biggest, most advanced boats. Models with more power can handle motors up to 516 horsepower, while more economic utility models may have as modest as 48 horsepower engines on them (although the average power size is 175 HP).
Why are deck boats popular?
Deck boats are popular for their moderate draft and average beam, attributes that make these boats a great option for freshwater fishing, watersports and day cruising. Deck boats are also popular boats for coastal, inshore and offshore boating. From our current listings, the average number of passengers that deck boats can hold onboard is 11 people with a maximum of 16. Also, with 1,625 deck boats currently listed for sale and 298 boats added in the past 30 days, Boat Trader is confident you’ll find the boat you are looking for.