Eight questions buyers ask about the Scout 195 Sportfish, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
How much does a used Scout 195 Sportfish cost?
Right now US Marine Connection shows 5 approved priced 195 Sportfish listings, asking from $36,390 to $59,717, with a median asking price of $49,850. Those are asking prices, not what anyone paid. The spread reflects a mix of pre-owned boats and new 2026 models, and whether extras like a trailer, bimini or T-top and trolling motor rigging are included.
What years of the 195 Sportfish are for sale?
The current listings run from 2020 through 2026, so you can see both used boats and new-model-year examples side by side. The five listed include pre-owned 2020, 2021 and 2024 boats plus a 2026. All five are center consoles, and all five have photos, so you can compare layouts and installed options year to year before you call.
How many hours is typical on a used 195 Sportfish?
Only 3 of the 5 descriptions state engine hours, and those range from 29 to 228 hours with a median of 119. For example, a 2021 lists a Yamaha F115XB at 119 hours and a 2020 lists the same engine at 228 hours. The other listings do not give hours, so ask the seller directly rather than assuming a number.
What should I check before buying a used 195 Sportfish?
Confirm stated hours against the engine's own data, since only three of the five listings give hours. On the 2020 and 2021 boats check the Yamaha F115XB service history, plus the baitwell pump and plumbing, livewell and bilge drainage, and the console and leaning post cushions. Inspect the hull and swim platform, check any bimini or T-top hardware, and if a trailer is included, look at bearings, tires and lights.
What features come on the 195 Sportfish?
The descriptions consistently mention a 19 foot 5 inch length with an 8 foot 6 inch beam, a standard swim platform, a leaning post aerated baitwell, and a console removable cooler seat with cushions. Options listed on individual boats include a Yamaha 115HP or F115XB, bimini top or T-top, forward seating backrests, bow cushion with bow bolster, Fusion Bluetooth stereo, Minn Kota trolling motor rigging and a Magic Tilt trailer.
Is the 195 Sportfish good for fishing?
The listings point that way. Every description highlights the leaning post aerated baitwell and the wide 8 foot 6 inch beam for room to land a fish, and individual boats add trolling motor rigging or a Minn Kota. All five are center consoles, which gives you walkaround access. The removable console cooler seat and bow cushions mean it still works for casual days on the water.
Where can I find a 195 Sportfish for sale near me?
All five currently listed 195 Sportfish boats are in Florida: two in Fort Myers, two in Sarasota and one in Naples. Each one has photos, so you can look over the layout and options before making the drive. If nothing in those three cities fits your year or budget, check back, since the listings on US Marine Connection change as inventory turns over.
How does the 195 Sportfish compare to the 188 Sportfish or the 175 Sport Dorado?
On price, the 195 Sportfish asks $36,390 to $59,717 with a $49,850 median across 2020 to 2026 boats. The 188 Sportfish shows 4 listings, all 2026, asking $51,744 to $56,351 with a $54,884 median, so it is a narrower new-boat group. The 175 Sport Dorado has 3 listings from 2018 to 2024 asking $31,000 to $41,900, median $34,999. Beyond price and year, the listings do not give comparable specs.
Answers are written from approved, priced listings on US Marine Connection— asking prices, not sale prices — and from what the dealers' own descriptions say. Figures in the strip above are live; the answers refresh as inventory changes.