2022 Alumacraft Voyageur 175 Sport

Slide into the cockpit and you’ll notice how open and fishable this 17½-footer feels, with high, secure sides that let you work the edges in a chop without feeling exposed. The twin consoles and tall windshield knock down spray, so you stay dry running to the next waypoint. AlumaCraft’s deep-V hull gives you a confident ride when the wind stacks things up, yet it’s still light enough to launch solo at less-than-ideal ramps. The seating transitions quickly from family cruising to full fishing mode, and the flat, uncluttered bow is ready for serious casting once you mount the included trolling motor. It’s an easy rig to tow, store, and handle, even if you’re stepping up from a smaller aluminum boat.

This Voyageur 175 Sport shines where conditions change from calm mornings to afternoon chop. The deep-V aluminum hull softens the ride when wind builds small whitecaps, while remaining shallow-draft enough to nose into tighter coves and channels. Its size makes it comfortable on larger inland lakes and wide rivers without becoming a handful at the ramp or in narrow marinas. With full windshield protection and secure seating, it suits mixed crews—anglers and non-anglers alike. Add in simple trailerability and economical power, and you get a boat that’s equally at home on quick after-work runs or full-day weekend trips in the varied waters around this area.