Eight questions buyers ask about the Sea Hunt Gamefish 27, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
How much does a used Sea Hunt Gamefish 27 cost?
Right now US Marine Connection shows 5 approved Gamefish 27 listings with asking prices from $99,000 to $232,734, and a median asking price of $191,598. Those are asking prices, not what anyone paid. The spread is wide because the group mixes an older used boat with current and near-future model years, and engine choices differ between Yamaha F200 and F250 power.
What years of the Gamefish 27 are for sale?
The listed model years run from 2016 through 2027. That includes a used example described as never bottom painted and serviced regularly, a 2022, a 2026, and two 2027 boats. All five are center consoles at 27 feet. If you want a specific year, check the individual listing, since the mix on US Marine Connection changes as boats come and go.
How many hours is typical on a used Gamefish 27?
None of the five listings states an hour figure, so there is no typical number to quote here. What the descriptions do give you is model year, engine, color and location, plus one used boat noted as serviced regularly and never bottom painted. For hours, ask the seller directly and ask to see service records that back up whatever number you are told.
What should I check before buying a used Gamefish 27?
Since no listing posts hours, start there: get the engine hours and service history on the Yamaha F200 or F250 outboards, and a compression or diagnostic check. Verify the claim on the used boat that it was never bottom painted by inspecting the hull bottom. Test the fly by wire controls and the Garmin and Simrad electronics mentioned. Check stringers, transom, fuel system, wiring and all pumps, plus trailer condition if one is included.
What features come on the Gamefish 27?
Going only by what the descriptions say: all five are 27 foot center consoles powered by Yamaha outboards, either F200XSA or F250XSB models. Colors listed include Ice Blue and Silver Gray. The used example is described with optional Yamaha F250s with fly by wire controls, a Garmin GPSmap 7610xsv and a Simrad unit. Other equipment is not spelled out, so confirm specifics with the seller before you commit.
Is the Gamefish 27 good for fishing?
The listings support it as a fishing platform: every one is a 27 foot center console, the layout anglers favor for walking a hooked fish around the boat, and the used example carries a Garmin GPSmap 7610xsv and a Simrad display. Beyond that, the descriptions do not detail livewells, rod holders or leaning post setups, so confirm the fishing package on the exact hull you are considering.
Where can I find a Gamefish 27 for sale near me?
The current listings cluster in Florida, with four in the Port Charlotte area, including boats noted at Placida and Sarasota, plus one in West Ocean City, Maryland. That is five boats total, all with photos. If nothing is close to you, it is worth checking back, since the Gamefish 27 inventory on US Marine Connection turns over by model year and location.
How does the Gamefish 27 compare to the Ultra 229?
The Ultra 229 is the only sibling Sea Hunt with listings alongside it, and it sits well below on price: 5 boats asking $46,997 to $94,819, median $90,811, model years 2021 to 2027. The Gamefish 27 group asks $99,000 to $232,734 with a $191,598 median across 2016 to 2027. The Gamefish 27 listings are all 27 foot center consoles with Yamaha F200 or F250 power; compare the Ultra 229 listings for its own specifics.
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.