2015 Arvor 675 Sportsfish

A 6.55 m Arvor 675 Sportsfish with an enclosed wheelhouse, Mercury 150hp outboard, bow thruster, live bait tank and a 2015 Dunbier tandem trailer, fresh from a full engine service — AU $78,000, lying Ettalong on the NSW Central Coast, and easy to meet around Pittwater or the Hawkesbury.

The Arvor 675 Sportsfish is for people who want to fish offshore on Saturday and take the family up the river on Sunday without owning two boats. The wheelhouse keeps the weather out and the view in, the cockpit is big enough to work a fish or set up lunch, and the whole package sits on a tandem trailer, so it can live in the driveway rather than on a mooring. This 2015 boat has just come through a proper service and is ready to go straight back to work.

On deck

The cockpit is the reason to buy a Sportsfish. There is a large live bait tank, a deep lazarette for gear, storage in the mouldings, rod holders, and enough clear floor to fish without getting in each other's way. Cockpit seating turns it into a family boat for the run home.

Forward, the wheelhouse has a helm seat, a bench for the crew and a roof hatch for airflow on hot days. The helm carries a Garmin chartplotter, engine instruments and a compass, with glass all round so you can see the ramp traffic at Ettalong as easily as the swell offshore. Below the wheelhouse is a cabin with a berth for an afternoon sleep, and a compartment with a marine toilet, so family days can run longer.

The way she drives

A Mercury 150hp outboard on a 6.55 m hull gives a top speed of 32 to 33 knots, with 200 L of fuel for a full day outside. Outboard power means less to maintain than a sterndrive and a clean transom for fishing. The bow thruster makes berthing and boat-ramp manoeuvring simple single-handed, and the 2.54 m beam and 1,585 kg hull weight keep it an honest tow behind a family four-wheel drive.

Serviced and ready

Rather than sell the boat as-is, the owner has had the work done first. In September 2026 the engine had a full service, and the following were replaced:

• Batteries
• Spark plugs
• Impeller
• Engine trim motor
• Alternator
• Propeller hub housing

The boat is NSW registered (AKV244N) to January 2027 and comes on its 2015 Dunbier SR6.6TH tandem trailer with electric brakes.

Why this one

This generation of the 675 was built by Brunswick, and a Boatsales review of the model noted the improvement in build and finish over older Arvor boats, along with the weather-protected wheelhouse, the serious fishing layout, the live bait tank, the storage and the low-maintenance outboard. If you are comparing a Jeanneau Merry Fisher 695, a Beneteau Antares 7 or a Quicksilver 705 Pilothouse, look at this one first: it is set up for fishing rather than dressed up for it, it carries seven, and it has just been serviced.

Quick answers

How many people can the Arvor 675 Sportsfish carry?
The maximum capacity is seven people, which covers a fishing crew or a family day out.

What engine does it have, and how fast is it?
A Mercury 150hp outboard gives a top speed of 32 to 33 knots. Fuel capacity is 200 L and there is a bow thruster for close-quarters handling.

Does it come with a trailer?
Yes. The boat sits on its 2015 Dunbier SR6.6TH tandem trailer with electric brakes, so it can be towed home or launched wherever you like to fish.

What has been serviced recently?
A full engine service in September 2026, plus new batteries, spark plugs, impeller, engine trim motor, alternator and propeller hub housing.

Where can I inspect it?
The boat is lying at Ettalong on the NSW Central Coast. We can also meet serious buyers around Pittwater, Cowan Creek, Brooklyn or Kangaroo Point, just off the Pacific Motorway. Call Nathan Sanderson on 0493 716 005, or Davis Marine Brokerage on 0408 864 111, to arrange an inspection and sea trial, or use the Contact us button below. Boat finance can be arranged.