Smoker Craft Adventurer 188 DC Pro for Sale
This is the boat I fish out of, the same one you’ve seen in my walleye and crappie videos. Smoker Craft is a family-owned company, and you can tell in the details. It’s aluminum, so it’s light, easy to haul and tough enough for backcountry lakes, and it still has the deep-V feel I want on big water with my kids. Now it’s ready for its next owner.
Take the full walkthrough
Ten minutes on the layout, storage, electronics and all the little things I love about this boat.
Why I love this boat
Wide, spacious and sturdy. The girls and I all cast up here, and it’s built for sharpshooting with forward-facing sonar.
Room for a pack and play, kids casting off the back, or anyone who wants a little more comfort and security.
Holds a ton of rods, even long trolling rods, plus top-loading rod storage for the ones you grab all day.
Crawler dirt, muddy shoes, crayons, cookies. Just hose it out. So much easier than carpet, and it grips when it’s wet.
One in the front and one in the back, both aerated, so there’s always a spot for fish.
People literally ask if the motor is on. The 9.9 kicker is my backup and my crank-trolling motor.
Strakes feed the prop clean water so it gets up on plane fast, with a higher, drier ride than most aluminum boats.
Built-in trailer straps that stay put, and a ratchet-strap cover that goes on in about five minutes.
How it’s rigged
- Garmin with LiveScope for forward-facing sonar
- Humminbird APEX for mapping
- Separate lithium batteries for the graphs and the trolling motor
- Captain’s chairs (comfort upgrade)
- Flat dash so you can see over the console
- Button console for the aerator, accessories and lights
- USB charging and stereo
- Bimini top for sun and rain
- Toe grips and a wash-out drain system
- Swim ladder, drink holders and pull-out console storage
Message me to confirm exactly what comes with the boat.
