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2026 Sun Tracker Bass Buggy 16 XL Select — photo 1 of 3
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Specs

New or used
New
Availability
In stock
Colour
RED
Length
18 ft 5 inManufacturer spec
Hull material
AluminumManufacturer spec
Dry weight
1,310 lbManufacturer spec
Stock #
73A626
All details from the dealer (9)
Model Type
Pontoon Boats
Model Code
NA
HIN
BUJ42373A626

General Information

Model Code
NAManufacturer spec

Hull

Seating Capacity
7Manufacturer spec

Measurements

Length on Deck
16 FeetManufacturer spec
Maximum Load Capacity
1550 PoundsManufacturer spec

Other

Primary Boat Class
Pontoon BoatsManufacturer spec

Tanks

Fuel Tank Capacity
9 GallonsManufacturer spec

From the dealer's page

The 2026 BASS BUGGY® 16 XL Select kicks off the fishing pontoon lineup with a slick redesign and packs everything you need to make a day of fishing even better. This is the original fishing pontoon, sporting a new style and many more features to wow your fishing buddies. This seven-passenger fishing pontoon hits the water with new console and lounge designs. Get three extra cubic feet of storage thanks to clever backrest cut-outs. The redesign also adds a seat in front of the driver console, phone compartments, and four more cupholders. Cast from the shade of a standard 7' bimini top in one of the two folding fishing seats. Find your spot on the lake from the decked-out driver console, which comes with its own rod holder. The original BASS BUGGY was the first fishing pontoon ever made. The 2026 model takes that heritage and runs wild with it.

Price history

Tracked since Oct 13, 2026 · last checked 2h ago

Price details as printed by the dealer

  1. Price$22,795

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LIMITED DATA: one listed price so far (Oct 13, 2026)

  • SCHNELKER MARINE & POWERSPORTS (this listing)

Prices as listed by dealers; auction results labelled; a dashed gap = no listed price.

Timeline

  1. First seen

    Oct 13, 2026

Market context

Comp set: 2024–2028 Sun Tracker Bass Buggy 16 XL Select · 2 listings

Fewer than three comparable units are indexed, so there is no honest median to compare against yet. We would rather show nothing than a number we cannot stand behind.