2025 Sea Hunt GAMEFISH 27FS

































































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Trailer is not included in the asking price but is available for purchase separately.
The 2025 Sea Hunt Gamefish 27FS is a versatile offshore center console designed to deliver serious fishing capability without sacrificing comfort. At 27 feet, 5 inches with a 9-foot, 9-inch beam, the Gamefish 27FS provides a spacious layout with plenty of room to fish, cruise, and entertain. Its performance-driven hull delivers a smooth, confident ride offshore, while the thoughtfully designed cockpit and comfortable seating make it just as enjoyable for family days on the water.
Built with anglers in mind, the Gamefish 27FS features a 40-gallon mezzanine livewell, 27-gallon transom livewell, 250-quart transom fishbox, abundant rod storage, and generous bow and in-floor storage. The spacious cockpit provides plenty of room to move around while fishing, and the well-appointed helm keeps controls and electronics within easy reach. Whether you're heading offshore in search of your next trophy or spending the day cruising with family and friends, the 2025 Sea Hunt Gamefish 27FS offers the performance, fishability, and versatility to handle it all.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What type of boat is the 2025 Sea Hunt Gamefish 27FS?
The 2025 Sea Hunt Gamefish 27FS is an offshore center console designed for serious saltwater fishing while offering the comfort and versatility needed for cruising and family boating.
What engines does this 2025 Sea Hunt Gamefish 27FS have?
This particular 2025 Sea Hunt Gamefish 27FS is powered by twin Yamaha 250-horsepower outboards with just 91 hours, providing plenty of power for offshore fishing, cruising, and getting to your favorite fishing spots.
Does this Sea Hunt Gamefish 27FS have Power-Poles?
Yes. This Gamefish 27FS is equipped with twin 10-foot Power-Poles, making it especially well suited for shallow-water fishing and allowing anglers to quickly anchor the boat in position without using a traditional anchor.
What fishing features does the Sea Hunt Gamefish 27FS have?
The Gamefish 27FS includes a 40-gallon mezzanine livewell, 27-gallon transom livewell, 250-quart transom fishbox, abundant rod storage, and spacious in-floor and bow storage, giving anglers plenty of room and functionality for serious saltwater fishing.
Is the Sea Hunt Gamefish 27FS good for offshore fishing?
Yes. The Gamefish 27FS was designed with offshore fishing in mind, combining a performance-oriented hull, spacious fishing cockpit, multiple livewells, large fishboxes, extensive storage, and a comfortable helm layout for longer days on the water.
Where is this used boat located?
This boat is listed by Bonita Boat Center in Bonita Springs, Florida. Its physical location may be at our dealership, service facility, marina, or an off-site location. Please confirm where the boat can be inspected before visiting.
Are low engine hours always better on a used boat?
Not necessarily. Low hours can be attractive, but maintenance history, storage conditions, corrosion, age, and frequency of use are equally important. A regularly operated and properly serviced engine may be a better purchase than an extremely low-hour engine that has been stored or maintained improperly.
Does this boat have service records?
Available service records vary by boat and previous owner. Contact Bonita Boat Center to determine whether maintenance invoices, engine reports, warranty records, manuals, or other ownership documents are included with this boat.
Should I get a marine survey before buying a used boat?
A professional marine survey is often recommended, particularly for larger, older, higher-value, or more complex boats. A survey can evaluate the hull, deck, structure, electrical equipment, onboard systems, safety equipment, and apparent condition. It is not the same as a specialized engine inspection.
Can I finance a used boat?
Yes. Financing may be available to qualified buyers. Approval, down payment, rate, and term depend on credit, boat age, loan amount, survey results, collateral condition, and lender guidelines. Older boats may have more limited financing options.
