The 2025 Sun Tracker Bass Buggy 20 DLX punches well above its modest price point. At 20 feet, it offers a generous open deck, comfortable lounge seating, and enough horsepower ceiling to reach planning speeds quickly—all without breaking the family budget.
Design & Deck Layout
Sun Tracker stretched the 18 DLX's proven hull to deliver roughly 15% more usable deck space. The bow seats fold into a sun lounge, the stern seating forms a horseshoe configuration ideal for socializing or fishing prep, and the center aisle stays wide enough for two anglers to pass comfortably. Aluminum pontoon logs (three on the DLX package) give a solid, planted ride even on choppier inland lakes.
Performance
Paired with the optional 60 hp Mercury four-stroke, the 20 DLX reaches a comfortable cruise in the low-20-mph range. The triple-tube package reduces cavitation, improves hole shot, and dramatically steadies the boat during cornering—an appreciated upgrade for those who tow tubers or water-skiers.
Fishing Features
Two aerated livewells, bow and stern rod holders, and optional trolling motor prep keep serious anglers happy. The casting deck at the bow, shaded by the Bimini top, is wide and stable—genuinely usable for standing and sight-fishing on calm mornings.
Value
Sun Tracker's entry MSRP positions the Bass Buggy 20 DLX as one of the best-value fishing pontoons in its class. Dealer inventory is widely available through Bass Pro Shops-affiliated dealerships, which further simplifies service and parts access.
Bottom Line
For families who want a capable fishing boat that doubles as a social platform on weekends, the 2025 Sun Tracker Bass Buggy 20 DLX is hard to beat. It's well-built, practical, and priced for real-world buyers.
