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Westport Jeff · 09-06-2005, 07:01 AM

I moved up this spring from a 16' tin boat to an 18' Parker. Very happy with the boat. Solid and economical with a 115 HP 4 stroke. This past month I have made runs over to Cuttyhunk and the Elizabeth's from Westport. However you do need to pick your days.

I looked at them all this past winter. Grady $$$, Jones Brothers, Hydrasport, etc.

I suggest that you take some out for a sea trial and see what you like.

I went to the hull truth website before I bought mine. Could not find anything negative about a Parker or Jones Brothers.

09-06-2005, 07:01 AM	#7
Westport Jeff Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Easton, MA Posts: 75	18' Parker I moved up this spring from a 16' tin boat to an 18' Parker. Very happy with the boat. Solid and economical with a 115 HP 4 stroke. This past month I have made runs over to Cuttyhunk and the Elizabeth's from Westport. However you do need to pick your days. I looked at them all this past winter. Grady $$$, Jones Brothers, Hydrasport, etc. I suggest that you take some out for a sea trial and see what you like. I went to the hull truth website before I bought mine. Could not find anything negative about a Parker or Jones Brothers.
	Fishing from an 18' Parker called "Moor-Sea"