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[SOLD] 2003 Parker 1801 center console boat in great condition: $11,900 Perfect for inshore and coastal fishing. Flat deck and pop-up hardware create a tangle-free platform for saltwater fly fishing, if you're into long rods like me. -Yamaha F115 four stroke outboard engine with 608 hours...

With a new family member, I'm going to need more shade on the boat (and add another item to snag wayward flies :roll: ). Does anyone have a gently used bimini top for an 1801 (beam/width 7' 6") that they would like to sell? I'm in Brooklyn but I'm willing to drive anywhere in LI, down-state...

I've been meaning to add this to the Parker "user's manual" for a while. Since owners have started their spring upgrades, here's an issue that I dealt with last year. I have a 2003 1801 cc that I bought used 3 years ago. Last spring I changed the fish finder, which required removing the old...

I was getting the 1801 ready for another fishing season and found a number of small chips in the gunwale: I've never worked with gelcoat. Assuming I had the matching gelcoat from Parker, can someone tell me if these are the steps? Is there anything missing or any other tips? 1) Tape off...

Hi All, I thought I'd throw this one out to the Parker community to see if anyone has tackled this project. Last year I bought an 18 ft Parker center console, which I've been using for saltwater fly fishing. When the bow angler is casting in waves, he typically braces his knee against the...

Hi All, I can finally stop enjoying the Parker experience vicariously and start fixing my own. (What! something else broke? :? ) Bought a 2003 1801 with the standard 115 Yamaha 4 stroke. Quick question: what type of fuel usage do 18 ft owners get? (The boat has bottom paint, which creates...

I finally pulled the trigger and bought a Parker 1801 for saltwater fly fishing around NY/NJ. The marine surveyor did a fantastic job inspecting the boat and turned up a couple of items with the outboard (115hp Yamaha) that will need to be addressed. In particular, the water pump has never...