2021 Tracker Pro Team 175

This Pro Team 175 has lived the easy life—stored indoors, lightly used, and it shows. Carpets, seats, and consoles typically take a beating on fishing rigs, but this one still feels crisp and tight underfoot. The wide beam makes it feel bigger than a 17-footer when you’re both up front working a shoreline, and the low gunwales keep you close to the water for easy net work. The console layout gives you clean sightlines to your electronics and gauges, and the trolling motor setup up front lets you slide into skinny water without drama. It’s the kind of boat you can launch solo, fish hard all day, and still load up without breaking a sweat.

In this region, you’re often hopping between small lakes, rivers, and electric-only or no-wake waters, so a compact, aluminum bass rig like the Pro Team 175 is a smart match. It tows easily behind a mid-size vehicle, slips into shallow coves where bigger glass boats hesitate, and handles narrow ramps and tighter parking areas with ease. The layout works just as well probing stump fields and grass lines as it does drifting deeper structure on open reservoirs. With its efficient outboard and light hull, you can cover long stretches of shoreline without burning through fuel, making it ideal for anglers who like to explore new water every trip.