2016 Tracker Bass Buggy 18 DLX
Dark Red · Mercury outboard · gas
- Power
- 60HP
- Length
- 18ft
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- Dark RedMain hull
This is a pre-owned 2016 Tracker Bass Buggy 18 DLX, an 18-foot pontoon boat powered by a Mercury 60HP gas engine. The hull is finished in Dark Red.
The Bass Buggy 18 DLX is a compact, easy-to-handle pontoon built for fishing and casual cruising. The 60HP Mercury gives it enough power for a boat this size.
Engine
- Engine
- Mercury (60 HP)
- Engine type
- Outboard
- Engine fuel
- Gas
Size & weight
- Length
- 18 ft
Hull
- Hull ID
- US-BUJ24512C616
- Hull type
- Aluminum
14 reviews from owner forums, marine magazines and boating sites
Our owners and the reviewers we follow describe the Bass Buggy 18 DLX as a stable, comfortable fishing pontoon. It comes with fishing platforms fore and aft, two livewells, fishing chairs and rod holders, so most anglers only need to bring their rods. It is also a relaxed boat for family outings, with pinch-free folding seats, locking gate latches, a sturdy boarding ladder and overhead shade.
On the water, owners say the 18-footer handles waves well, even on a large lake, and is small enough to work into tight spots. Steering is described as responsive and smooth. In 3 to 4 foot rollers and strong wind, owners say it calls for a slower pace and careful driving.
Speed is the most common comment. Reviewers call it not very fast, which suits a boat built for poking along lakeshores and riverbanks rather than pulling skiers. Owners who bought it for that purpose are generally satisfied. It is a fishing-first boat without a lot of extras, and owners who fish with it say they don't miss them.
What people like
- Stable casting platform that suits both fishing and relaxed cruising.
- Fishing platforms, two livewells, chairs and rod holders come with the boat.
- Handles lake waves well, and owners say it stays comfortable.
- Small enough to get into tight spots along the shoreline.
- Steering feels responsive and smooth, especially in corners.
- Pinch-free seats, locking gates, a sturdy ladder and overhead shade suit families.
- Roomy enough for an angler and a partner to fish together.
- Owners describe it as well put together and suited to its intended use.
Worth knowing
- For skiing or fast cruising, top speed feels more modest.
- In 3 to 4 foot rollers or strong wind, owners slow down and take their time.
- It is fishing-focused, so it has fewer extras than a more luxury-oriented pontoon.
Common questions
Yes, it is designed for fishing. It has fishing platforms fore and aft, two livewells, fishing chairs and rod holders at each platform, and reviewers call the deck a stable casting platform.
Our owners say it handles lake waves well. In 3 to 4 foot rollers and strong wind, they slow down and drive carefully.
It is built for lakeshores and riverbanks rather than speed or watersports, and reviewers describe it as not very fast. Owners who fish with it say that suits the job.
Yes. Reviewers point to pinch-free folding seats, dual-locking gate latches, a deep-reaching boarding ladder, elbow room on deck and overhead shade. Owners also describe it as stable and comfortable for family outings.
Owners say the 18-footer is small enough to work into tight spots without trouble. They also say it has enough power to cross a large lake when needed.
One owner says the 18-footer is the better choice if you like to fish with someone else. Layouts with chairs forward and aft give two anglers their own spots.
Summarized by AI from public sources across the web: owner forums, marine publications and other boating sites. Provided for research; not written or endorsed by the dealership.
Store hours
- Tue – Fri
- 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Saturday
- 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
- Sun – Mon
- Closed
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