Meet the **2016 Tracker Bass Buggy 18 DLX** — the pontoon-style fishing platform that brings comfort, stability, and serious angling capability together in one versatile package. Stretching 18 feet and powered by a reliable **Mercury 60HP gas engine**, this boat is perfectly sized for cruising the calm, clear waters of Norris Lake and beyond. Whether you're chasing bass at dawn or enjoying a relaxed afternoon on the water with family, the Bass Buggy 18 DLX delivers a smooth, steady ride that keeps everyone comfortable from launch to landing. This used Bass Buggy shows what Tracker is known for — tough construction, practical layouts, and dependable performance season after season. The striking **black hull** gives it a sharp, head-turning look on the water, while the DLX trim level means you're getting an elevated experience with added comfort and convenience features. The 60 horses from Mercury provide plenty of push to get you to your favorite fishing hole quickly and efficiently, without burning through fuel on a long day out. Priced at just **$14,999**, this Bass Buggy 18 DLX represents outstanding value for anglers and families looking to make the most of lake life. Located near **Norris Lake in Jacksboro**, it's ready to hit the water and start making memories. Don't miss your chance to own a capable, comfortable fishing platform at a price that won't break the bank — contact us today to schedule a viewing or sea trial.
Based on 8 reviews from across the web
The Bass Buggy 18 DLX earns consistent praise from our owners as a stable, family-friendly platform that does exactly what it promises. Stability is the word we hear most often: owners feel confident with kids on board, and the all-aluminum construction gives a reassuring, solid feel on the water. A licensed master captain in our ownership community put it plainly: it isn't fancy, but it seems to be put together well and suited for its intended use.
For fishing families and casual cruisers, the comfort features land well. Pinch-free folding seats, dual-locking gate latches, a sturdy boarding ladder, and good sun coverage overhead make for a relaxed day out. With the front chairs removed, the deck opens into a generous casting platform. Owners who fish with more than two people note that tackle and gear fill the space quickly, so the boat works best as a comfortable two-to-three-person fishing rig rather than a large-group vessel.
Satisfaction varies based on expectations. Owners who came in knowing this is an entry-level pontoon are generally happy; those expecting mid-grade construction and finish have been more critical. One owner reported progressive steering tightness and structural weld issues on a newer model, which is worth knowing going in. On calmer, protected water like Norris Lake, the boat handles its role well.
We hear this a lot, and the answer is yes for calm-water use. The side rails, locking gate latches, stable platform, and good sun coverage all make it a comfortable and reasonably safe setup for families with children.
Our owners find it handles moderate chop on larger lakes adequately, though it performs best on calmer, protected water. It is an 18-foot pontoon, so bigger waves and open-water conditions are better suited to larger boats.
It works well for both, but our owners find it most practical as a fishing platform for one or two anglers. With more people and gear aboard, deck space fills up quickly.
This is an entry-level pontoon, and the construction reflects that. Owners who approach it as a functional, well-suited boat for its purpose are generally satisfied; those expecting a higher-grade finish have been less so. One owner did report weld and structural issues at the transom on a newer model, so it is worth a close inspection before purchase.
Our owners who have made that switch say the Bass Buggy trades raw speed and a lower profile for stability, comfort, and a much more relaxed ride. If you fish with family or want a smoother experience on the water, most find the tradeoff worthwhile.
Yes. With the front chairs removed, our owners describe the deck as a large, stable platform that works well for fishing. The all-aluminum floor also holds up well underfoot.
Summarized by AI from public sources across the web — owner forums, marine publications, and other boating sites. Provided for research; not authored or endorsed by the dealership.
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