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Sorry, long gone.

Yes. Still in the water too.

For those looking for interior photos.

Minn Kota bow mount, 80lb thrust 24v, 60” shaft. Not mounted on boat. Tank is 48x18x24”h. Hard plastic with rounded ends. Fittings, but no pump.

This one.....

Sorry for double post. Please respond to previous one.

‘97 Parker 1800 with 2021 Suzuki 140. <40 hours. 3 seasons left on engine warranty. Solid hull, 2 New batteries in ctr console. $15,000. Trailer refurbished in ‘21. 2nd prop, bait tank and trolling motor (not installed). included. Available for sea trial in Portland, Maine until 10/22/22.

‘97 Parker 1800 with 2021 Suzuki 140. <40 hours. 3 seasons left on engine warranty. Solid hull, 2 New batteries in ctr console. $15,000. Trailer refurbished in ‘21. 2nd prop, bait tank and trolling motor (not installed). included. Available for sea trial in Portland, Maine until 10/22/22.

Thanks for the responses. I did look up 1800's here before I asked, but left an important detail out of my question. The motor is a 90HP, and that makes it a little underpowered, especially with more than 2 people in it. Any thoughts on how that affects the value? Thanks again.

Not selling this, but buying out my fishing buddy's 50% interest and want to be fair. I'm having trouble finding comps. Can anyone help with a rough valuation? Boat is in good shape, but used. Motor is '97 Yamaha 2 stroke. Lots of hours, but just won't quit. Not much else on it. Pop up...

I have an 1800 that I fish from on the Maine coast. I have trailered it around here and to Cape Cod behind my 4-Runner without much trouble, but it is a heavy boat to recover by yourself (although anyone building a monster deck should be able to handle it). I fly fish for stripers a lot, and...

Are these still available?

Board name Fly_fool Real Name (If you want to) David Eaton Boat Name Eos Hull Year 1997 Model 1800 Engine Brand and Type Yamaha '97 2s HP 90 Location: Portland, ME

The overheat alarm on my '97 Yamaha '90 sounded while on an extended idle, fly fishing close to the rocky shore of Maine. We shut it right down, set the anchor and waited for things to cool. Fortunately, the surf was light. We theorized that the long period at idle meant that not enough cold...