Bass Boats For Sale In Lake of the Ozark, MO 

About Bass Boats

Bass boats are built for easy handling in freshwater locations. They’re smaller, generally between 17’ and 20’ long. They’re wider, in order to give you the extra room you’ll want to spread out and so that they’re more stable. Bass boats can usually comfortably accommodate three or four people, depending on how big the boat you’re looking at is, and while they often come with some standard fishing features--live well, storage bins, etc.--you won’t find much else on board.

Bass boats are all about fishing, so you won’t find anything that will deter from that. You’ll also probably notice that the sides of the boat aren’t very high. This is to make the water more accessible to you, but you’ll also have to be careful when you’re moving about the boat to avoid falling overboard. There are few construction options you’ll want to consider when it comes to choosing the boat that’s right for you. Bass boats are generally made from one of two materials: aluminum or fiberglass.
 

Aluminum Bass Boats

Aluminum Bass boats are some of the most basic, and cost-saving, boats you’ll find. They tend to be lighter in weight and a little smaller. These types of Bass boats offer level floatation with sound-defeating foam and rough coats for sides and gunnels. Aluminum boats also generally offer more fishing space as their decks are often more spacious. If you're looking to have several choices in the type and size of Bass boat you get then Aluminum may be the right choice for you.
 

Fiberglass Bass Boats

Fiberglass models are usually a little roomier, are easier to handle, and come with bigger engines. They have been the go-to Bass boat for tournament anglers for years. Fiberglass Bass boats offer carefully designed hulls that are crafted for more speed and stability on the water. A properly maintained fiberglass boat can look new even after years of use. Today, manufacturers continually listen to their customers so new add-ons for fiberglass boats complete upgrade modern Bass boats - modular tackle storage, better rod boxes, and ventilation systems are just a few of the fiberglass Bass boat upgrades that have come out in recent years.