Boat giveaways are less common than truck giveaways, but fishing brands and marine dealers run them, often with a trailer or a motor included. Each no purchase necessary boat giveaway on this page has a free way in. Read the mail-in guide before you send a card.
2025 Latitude Tournament Boats LTB 25 Center Console or $100,000 cash (winner chooses)
3x5 card in a #10 envelope
Axopar 28 T-Top Brabus Edition boat or $100,000 cash
4x6 postcard, no envelope
Custom 2026 Hell's Bay Guide 17.8' skiff with Mercury 115 Fourstroke, AmeraTrail trailer, Simrad NSX 12" display, Power-Pole MOVE PV trolling motor and 6ft Pro II, two Turtlebox Ranger speakers, plus YETI and Costa gear
3x5 card in an envelope
| Giveaway | Prize value | Free entries | Free-entry value | How | Act by | Cost | Not open in |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $200,000 | 10 | Fair | Nov 17 | $0.85 | |||
| $100,000 | 10 | Token | Postcard | Nov 21 | $0.63 | ||
| $109,466 | 1 | - | Jan 29 | $0.85 | AK, HI |
A free boat giveaway often comes from a tackle company or a fishing show, and a bass boat sweepstakes may run for months with a single drawing at the end. Entries usually come through an online form or a mailed card, and some sponsors limit you to one per person. Anyone looking to win a boat should read how entries are counted, because paid and free routes can differ widely.
A boat costs money after the drawing. The winner owes income tax on the value, and a 1099 is typical at that size. Registration, storage and insurance are yours as well, and you may have to collect the boat from a named dealer. Some rules exclude states or offer a cash alternative, so read both sections before you decide the prize is worth a stamp.
