Tracker Marine Boat Center-Richfield, WI

10/17/2026

Just in, a 2003 Lund 1650 Explorer with a 50HP 4/s Johnson. Needs some TLC but it is a great boat for the price. It has a brand new trailer worth 4500.00 alone. Give us a call at 262-628-5706 for price and details.

10/03/2026

Mike G. is ready to hit the river with his brand new Ranger 1682 VS powered by a Mercury 4/S. We put all of his electronics and trolling motor on from his other boat. I know you are going to love this boat Mike and will create great memories on it. Welcome to our Richfield Boat Center family. Thanks again!

09/29/2026

Spots are filling quickly, if your wanting to store your pontoon or boat with us again this season please give us a call at 262-628-5700 to set schedule an appointment. We offer secured outside storage and winterization.

09/21/2026

We have all your Jon boat needs, 1036, 1236, 1436 and 1542. We have package deals for boat and motor as well. Stop in and check them out or give us a call at 262-628-5706

09/18/2026

We want your trade! If you're looking to purchase a new boat and have a trade we would love to talk to you about it. Give us a call at 262-628-5706.

07/15/2026

If anyone is looking or knows somebody who is looking for five tires for a Nitro ZV21 trailer give us a call at 262-628-5706. There all new tires and rims.

07/08/2026

It's time to get on the water with the family and friends! Enjoy a great day of fishing and relaxing on this 2019 Sun Tracker Fishin Barge 20 with a Mercury 60HP and drive on bunk trailer with a ladder stop. Pontoon has a Terrova 24V I-Pilot w/ remote and a Helix 7 locator plus a table and cover with poles. 56.2 hours on the motor. Give us a call today because this one won't last long. Call us for details and pricing at 262-628-5758.

07/08/2026

This just came in on trade, 2019 Tracker Pro 170 with a Mercury 50HP, Minnkota Ulterra 24V 80 # trolling motor, Helix 7 and Helix 9 Mega SI G3N, Optima Blue top batteries and two chargers. 87 hours on the motor and it comes with a cover. Give us a call at 262-628-5758 for more info and pricing.

06/12/2026

06/12/2026

Master’s Walleye Circuit Tournament Recap
Nitro Wisconsin State Pro Team Member Jeremy Bock

On Friday and Saturday, June 5 & 6, \my son Anderson and I fished the Master’s Walleye Circuit event on Lake Winnebago. This is a no-cull event, and you are allowed 6 fish in the livewell, and you weigh your best 5. Once they go in the livewell they can’t come out as it is a no cull event so making the right decisions on what to keep is critical.

We had three days of practice and had a couple spots that were consistently producing quality fish. One was in the mud off Oshkosh in both 13-14 feet of water and also 18-19 feet of water. The other program that was working for us was trolling crankbaits over shallow rocks humps and point of reefs.

Day one we started in the mud off Oshkosh and after 90 minutes we only had a few small fish and decided to make a move to the north. We made a trolling pass in the mud and boxed a healthy 18.5 inch fish. After another pass with no fish we decided to go shallow on rocks as there was good wind and cloudy skies. Our first pass we had a triple and boxed a 20.5. and 15 minutes later we put a 21.5 in the boat. We continue to have multiple doubles and another triple and by 11:30Am had 5 in the livewell. We didn’t have to be in until 3:30Pm so we had four hours to get one big fish and it just didn’t happen. We lost one good one and continue to catch 17-18 inch fish all day. We weighed 12lbs 10 ox and were in 19th place out of 89 boats sitting 1lb out of 10th and 2lbs out of the top 5. Good position going into day 2.

Day two we were met with high skies, no wind and tons of fishing pressure on our area. We lost a dandy walleye early and then I had a bad next job and knocked one off at the back of the boat with the net. We switched to the mud and pulled spinners with crawlers and caught an 18.5 in the first 5 minutes. We were able to only catch small fish in the mud and at 2:15 Pm decided to give our shallow rocks a try as the wind created a small ripple on the water. In the first 20 minutes we caught three 18.5s and put them in the livewell. We lost one re3ally good fish and just ran out of time. We came in with only 4 fish and weighed 7lbs. We finished in 40th place.

Over the three days of practice and two tournament days we caught over 140 walleyes. The Bago system is extremely healthy, and you can catch them casting, trolling or jigging. We caught our fish trolling #7 Flicker minnows in the mud and Hornets on the shallow rocks. Our teammates were in the mud near us, and one had 14lbs and the other 16lbs doing our same program so it just takes running into the right school of fish and often small moves for different passes can make a significant difference. The fishing should continue to be great!

In the end it was a great tournament with my son Anderson who is 15. He started fishing tournaments with me at age 12 and is a great angler. We had a wonderful time together and memories were made that will last forever.