1998 Stamas 250 Tarpon

The 1998 Stamas 250 Tarpon is a 25-foot center console built around a modified-vee fiberglass hull with variable deadrise of 14–18 degrees at the transom. The 8'9" beam and moderate displacement of roughly 3,800 pounds deliver a stable, efficient ride suited to coastal and offshore conditions. Powered by twin Yamaha V6 150-horsepower outboards with 960 hours on the engines, the boat combines proven reliability with redundancy and the fuel economy typical of Stamas designs. This model has earned a following among Florida anglers for its straightforward construction and durability.

The layout centers on a functional open cockpit with room for serious fishing work. The boat includes rod holders, storage, a livewell, and seating for family or crew—everything you need without unnecessary frills. A single head is aboard for basic facilities.

The engines received full professional service and detailing in April 2026. Yamaha V6 outboards of this vintage are known to run well past 5,000 hours with proper maintenance, making the current hour count and recent servicing meaningful indicators of remaining life in these powerheads.