2010 Tracker® Boats PRO TEAM 175, PRICE INCLUDES $3000 FINANCE REBATE

TRAILER IS INCLUDED IN THE LISTED PRICE THE FOLLOWING DESCRIPTION MAY NOT REPRESENT THE EXACT UNIT DISPLAYED 2011 Tracker Pro Team 175 with Mercury 50 Horsepower
This 2011 Tracker Pro Team 175, paired with a reliable Mercury 50 horsepower outboard, is a fantastic entry-level bass boat, perfect for aspiring anglers and seasoned veterans who appreciate simplicity and efficiency. Known for their ready-to-fish packages and durable aluminum construction, Tracker Pro Team models offer excellent value for a dedicated fishing platform.

Purpose-Built for Fishing
The Tracker Pro Team 175 is designed with one goal in mind: to provide an effective and accessible fishing experience. Its all-welded aluminum hull offers a robust and lightweight platform that is easy to handle and maintain. The modified-V hull provides a stable ride in light chop and good maneuverability in tight fishing spots, while its relatively shallow draft allows access to productive shallow areas. The 17-foot length strikes a great balance, offering ample fishing space without being cumbersome to trailer or launch.


Dependable Mercury Outboard Power
At the stern of this Pro Team 175 is a trusty Mercury 50 horsepower outboard. This engine provides ample power for this size of boat, ensuring a quick hole shot to get on plane and reach your fishing spots efficiently. Mercury engines are widely recognized for their reliability, fuel efficiency, and ease of maintenance, making them a smart choice for a boat designed for consistent use. The 50hp is perfect for trolling, zipping across smaller lakes, or navigating rivers, providing a balance of performance and economy.

Angler-Friendly Features
The deck layout of the 2011 Pro Team 175 is thoughtfully arranged for the angler. You'll typically find:

Elevated Casting Decks: Both bow and stern decks offer plenty of room for comfortable casting and movement.
Livewell: An aerated livewell is standard, essential for keeping your catch fresh throughout the day.
Rod Storage: Integrated rod holders and often a lockable rod locker help keep your fishing rods organized and secure.
Storage Compartments: Dedicated areas for tackle boxes, safety gear, and other essentials are typically well-placed and accessible.
Basic Helm: A straightforward console with essential gauges and controls makes operation simple and intuitive.