Stacer: Embark On Your Adventure
When you decide to invest in a Stacer, you can be certain that you have made the right choice
After all, we are boating people ourselves and go all-out to make the kind of boats we would want to own. Established in 1971, Stacer has maintained an industry-wide reputation for quality, strength, and dependability, all while remaining proudly Australian made.
We design and build fishing and family-friendly aluminium boats packed with practical features — built to be affordable, easy to handle, fuel-efficient, and long-lasting. Every model is engineered with real-world use in mind, ensuring it delivers where it counts: on the water.
At Stacer, we’re dedicated to keeping the customer at the centre of everything we do. After more than 50 years in the marine industry, our boats have earned a solid reputation for their inherent reliability, performance, and durability.
Revolutionary Hull
Previously only available on the Sea Master, Crossfire, Assault Pro and Wild Rider models, the Revolution Hull is now available on even more Stacer boats.
The superior design of the Revolution Hull is now available on the Rampage, Outlaw and Sea Runner line-ups, making Stacer boats some of the most desirable on the market.
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The Stacer Range
Stacer’s range of Assault Pro models are here to revolutionise tournament style fishing! These sleek models feature a substantially sharper entry and the Revolution Hull for a smooth ride. Combine that with a wide beam to give you stability underfoot and you’ll be reeling in the next big one in no time!
Have the best of both worlds with the Stacer Crossfire range! There is a Crossfire to suit anyone from beginners to experienced fisherman. With plenty of storage space and fantastic features this range is sure to become a fast favourite.
Our small open tinny boats are the ideal car toppers; they can be easily loaded onto 4WDs, utes, camper trailers, and caravans without adding too much weight; and there’s a boat in our range to fit any budget! These tinnies are easy to drive, handle well in various conditions, and are very economical to operate regardless of your boating experience.
One of the most wanted fishing models on the water! Stacer’s Outlaw range is available as a tiller steer, side or centre console and stand out on the water with smooth plate-look sides. Each model comes packed with nothing but the best fishing essentials – tough 3mm bottom sheets and side sheets, Revolution Hull, front and rear casting platforms and a rear live bait tank!
Stacer’s Plate boat range is hot off the production line and is built to be the perfect companion for the offshore fisherman. The plate range features a massive 20 models in a selection of side and centre consoles, cabin and hard top designs. With all the features that matter most to the bluewater fisherman Stacer’s plate range offers the perfect package!
Made with tough-pressed aluminium with the superb stability and smooth ride of the Sports Hull, Proline are the perfect car toppers! Specially designed for rivers, estuaries, creeks, dams and lakes, we have a variety of Proline models to suit your every on-water need!
The Runabouts range features the Sea Master model – they are bound to suit your every need with plenty of space and quality performance. Ranging from affordable entry level models to larger models to fit the entire family, these boats come equipped with handy features to make your boating experience the best it can be.
Stacer’s Sea Runner range features a mass of storage space. All models come with a walk through hatch and provide protection from the elements so you and your family can enjoy the ultimate weekend. All models feature the Revolution Hul to give you a soft and stable ride.
The Wild Rider range offers more than just a comfortable ride; these models are the true all- rounder, capable of being used for fishing, skiing, tube riding or simply cruising the waterways. The new Revolution Hull featured across the whole range creates a soft and stable ride perfect for every adventure.
