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Stalker MV 120 - Review 2025

By: Torben Lonne - Updated: April 2025

By: Torben Lonne

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Torben Lonne

Editor-in-Chief, Boat & Sail Magazine

Torben Lønne is the Editor-in-Chief of Boat & Sail Magazine, where his lifelong love for the ocean inspires everything he does. With a clear vision to help readers navigate the boating world with confidence, Torben is dedicated to delivering trustworthy reviews, guides, and insights that ensure every purchase is the right one. Under his leadership, Boat & Sail Magazine has become a go-to destination for enthusiasts seeking reliable, practical advice—whether they’re choosing their first paddleboard, upgrading their sailboat equipment, or exploring the latest marine innovations.

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Suitable for both fresh and saltwater, the Stalker MV 120 is a very compact, stable, and convenient Jon Boat—perfect for that father and son fishing trip. This little utility boat won’t excite, as it’s a leisure craft designed for cruising slowly and a bit of DIY, but it serves its purpose solidly.

This boat is pre-wired for a transom mounted electric trolling motor–maxing out at 5hp–though it could likely take a little more.

It features two non-removable swivel seats, ample storage under the deck, and a slightly modified V-bow design for added stability when navigating through choppy waters.