2006 Bass Tracker 170 Pro Team

This Pro Team 170 has the classic wide-beam stability that makes it feel bigger than a typical 17-footer, especially when you’re both up front working a shoreline. The raised casting decks give you plenty of room to move, and the rod locker and side storage keep gear organized instead of piled underfoot. Aluminum construction means it’s light on the trailer and easy to launch solo at less-than-perfect ramps. The console layout is simple and functional, with clear sightlines when you’re running between spots. It’s an easy rig to own, tow, and store, ideal for anglers who want more fishing platform and less fuss.

This Bass Tracker 170 Pro Team shines on the kinds of waters most anglers fish every weekend—winding rivers, stump-filled coves, and mid-sized lakes with shallow flats. Its modest draft lets you nose into skinny water where bigger glass rigs hesitate, while the aluminum hull shrugs off bumps from hidden structure. The size is perfect for slipping into smaller, quieter launches that bigger boats can’t use, and it’s light enough for a mid-size vehicle to tow. For anglers dealing with tight driveway space or storage limitations, the compact footprint is a real plus, without giving up a stable, confidence-inspiring fishing platform.