St. Augustine Marina

St. Augustine Marina

Authorized Yamaha Dealership - Family Owned Since 1954

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Prepping For Off-Season

Prepping For Off-Season

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Do You Winterize Your Boat / Outboard?

Living in Florida, it is hard to think about winter even during the winter months. There is no dramatic drop in temperature, no snow fall, no changing leaves to remind us that winter is still a season in the south.

For the most part, we continue doing what we’ve been doing all year. For many Floridians, this may also include boating. After all, shrimp come into season in the Fall, Sheepshead can be found lurking around bridges and docks (which just so happen to LOVE shrimp!), and Speckled Trout can be found in clusters in cooler waters.

Whether you’re using your boat to take family and friends on hunting or fishing trips, just cruising the shoreline, or as a utility vessel to check water levels or fish stores, there will come a point where you are done with your vessel for a few months. This is what ‘winterization’ is for, though the terminology itsef seems more appropriate if you live up north.

In fact, it isn’t entirely uncommon to have snowbirds and tourists bring their personal watercraft in to our service department for winterization, to whatever extent, so that they can cover their boat and drop it off where they store it on their way back home.

Not everyone needs to perform extensive winterization, but for the longevity of your boat and outboard (especially if you regularly enjoy saltwater), these recommendations for preparing for the off season (be it during the Winter or another time) could help to mitigate future issues while ensuring that your boat and its motors are in reliable, functional condition when you’re ready to take her back out on the water. The following tips and recommendations come directly from our service technicians, professional fisherman, and through our own experience with videos to show DIY methods and tricks.

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The Basic Checklist - Outboards

No matter the make or model of your outboard engine, wear and tear are only natural. Just like any machine, your motor will benefit from some time off from the water just as you will and the off season opens up a perfect time (particularly here in Florida!) to check in with our service department or your local dealership where you are registered for annual maintenance.

The wait times are less and most regular maintenance or repair work can be completed in significantly less time than you would have to wait during peak season for the same service.

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 When you bring in your outboard for winterization or if you want to perform the task yourself, here is the basic checklist that manufacturers and technicians recommend:

  • Flush the system. This is one of the big tasks that DIY winterizers don’t often think about or want to deal with. This is espeically crucial if you use your outboard on saltwater regularly or have recently to ensure the longevity of your props and other mechanical parts as saltwater inevitably will break them down, especially when allowed to sit for several months! This also provides an opportunity to pre-emptively check your engine for fuel leaks or oil leaks that can be seen as freshwater is run through the system. Inspect the fuel lines for cracks or signs of wear to prevent leaks in the future.
  • Change the oil filter, top off or replace oil. Just like your car, your outboard requires oil as a lubricant to ensure all mechnaisms throughout are able to function without additional heat or friction. Changing the oil, topping it off, and replacing the filter is a maintenance task not explicitly just for winterization.
  • Refresh and check all other fluids. Depending on your watercraft this may include lower unit / transmission fluid, coolant, steering fluid, and outdrive oil.
  • Empty or stabilize fuel. If you have a watercraft with a built in fuel cell or fuel tank, you will want to add fuel stabilizer to prevent the fuel from deteriorating while your boat is in storage and potentially causing problems when you try and start her up later. The other option is to run the fuel out, but this is only viable if there is a miniscule amount left behind. If adding stabilizer, you will want to top off with new, fresh fuel before adding the chemical and running the mixture through your engine prior to storage. When you run your engine, listen closely for anything that may sound ‘off’- such as rattling or gears grinding that could signal issues in the future that could easily be looked into before placing your boat in storage.
  • Protect internal engine components.  You may use a fogging spray that coats internal engine components with an anti-corrosive layer.
  • Grease all moving parts. 

Think of your outboard as your boating ally. Without your engine, you will be rowing or paddling to get to where you need to be. For the amount of time it takes to go the extra mile with annual maintenance and winterization before storing your boat in off season, you could save thousands on replacement parts and labor.

St. Augustine Marina carries genuine / OEM parts, kits, trailer parts, fuses, safety equipment, boat covers and more that make winterization easy for DIYers. If you prefer to leave your watercraft in more capable hands, our service technicianss are more than happy to prep your boat and engine for the off season. No need to make an appointment, call ahead or simply bring her around back! 

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Winterizing Your Boat

Once boaters have enjoyed their offshore adventures for the season, many will depend on a Bimini Top or canvas boat cover to help keep their boat mostly in good condition while it is in storage, docked, moored, or simply parked on a trailer in the backyard. While a cover is always a wise choice, there are numerous additional tips and winterizing practices to consider if you want to maximize the lifespan of your investment.

Although these suggestions cannot guarantee your vessel’s longevity, they may highlight aspects often overlooked when the off-season arrives. Many of these recommendations involve minimal additional investment; with just a bit of time and effort, your boat will be ready to hit the water when the next season begins. Keep in mind that other considerations based on your chosen storage location and local climate may also play a role and are not covered here.

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The Basic Checklist - Boats

If you live in St. Augustine, FL or anywhere in Florida, you have seen what a few days of being exposed to the elements can do to your car, let alone your boat. Even worse, tropical storms and the occassional hurricane may pass through and make a big mess out of something that was minor or unnoticeable to begin with.

Before you put your boat up for the off season, take the time to clean the interior or take your boat in to our service department for detailing. Sure, you will be scrubbing the deck, chucking leaves over the side, and airing out the wells, but you will also be keeping an eye out for any damage to anything that may be visible on the service.

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Keep an eye out for: 

  • Cracks, peeling paint, or loose seals in wells, console areas, and the hull. It is much quicker to get these minor repairs done durinf the off season as most service departments will not be as inundated with boats in need of repairs and maintenance.
  • Make note of any wiring or other electrical issues that could be taken care of during the off season, as these tasks will take more labor than simple maintenance. The off season is the perfect time to address concerns that may not be immediate issues, but are tedious, time consuming, and can end a holiday on the water if they’re ignored for any length of time.
  • Use a pressure washer to clean the exterior and interior if possible. Use a wire brush to clean terminal and cable ends. 
  • Replace wing nuts with lock nuts. 
  • Secure battery terminal cables. 
  • Check all switches, knobs, and fuses. 
  • If your boat has freshwater plumbing, use marine antifreeze if you’re taking your boat up north or into a climate where it may face freezing temperatures. Though not unheard of here in the south, this isn’t always necessary unless we’re facing a particularly cold forecast. This goes hand in hand with drainage, but we discuss this more with outboards.
  • Charge and remove the battery. Before placing your watercraft in storage, check the charge of your battery if you have one. It isn’t a bad idea to store your battery in a separate location, particularly if you plan on keeping your boat docked or outdoors in the humidity. Store your battery in a cold, dry place where it won’t be affected by humidity, rainfall, and drastic temperature changes.
  • Check all other connections, check the steering wheel, cables, and engine cut-off switch.
  • Make sure all safety equipment is up to date and present in your vessel. This includes first aid kits, emergency information guides, and life jackets.
  • Remove any valuables you may have left behind. It is always worth it to check! It is also important to maintain your insurance even during the off season and make sure your registration is current so that you can transition from the off season to peak season without any issues.

If you live in a cold climate, you may elect to have annual maintenance performed in addition to winterizing your watercraft when bringing your boat in for service.

Our service department is open all year round, with capable technicians that will ensure that your boat is in the best shape it can be when you’re ready to take her back out on the water.

 

Used Sportcraft Center Console

Pre-owned Sportcraft Center Console – 21 ft fishing boat with Evinrude outboard and trailer. Includes accessories shown and custom upgrades by previous owner. View all our vintage models now!

New & Used Griff Craft Skiffs

Griff Craft are inexpensive flat bottom fishing boats perfect for fishing local waters inshore and nearshore. New and used models available with outboard and trailer!

1720 CC Key West Sportsman

NEW 2024 upgraded 1720 CC Key West ‘Sportsman’ – the most popular Key West model since 1992 with modern upgrades that make this a great family fishing boat for inshore enthusiasts. Center console, spacious casting decks, swim platform, and more!

Key West 179FS 2024

2024 NEW Key West 179FS was designed with practicality and purpose in mind with minimalistic equipment to improve fuel efficiency and maneuverability. At just under 18′, this model caters to the family or fisherman that appreciates a light weight and easy to handle ride with room for customization.

Shrimp Are In Season

Shrimp Are In Season

Shrimp Are In Season

Everything You Need & Need to Know - Shrimp Season 2024

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Other Options For Catching Shrimp

If you’re new to throwing a cast net, don’t worry—there are plenty of alternatives you can explore, and you might even have a dip net ready to go.

If you own a boat, this can be a great option. After anchoring in a prime spot, set up a lantern, spotlight, or other light source at the bow, and wait for the telltale reflection of the shrimp’s eyes signaling the perfect moment to dip your net and catch them as they drift downstream.

You can also consider push nets attached to a pole for dredging the bottom while wading, haul or beach seines that are less than 500 feet long, and frame nets with openings not exceeding 16 feet. While traps require more regulation, they can be quite effective, especially when enhanced with bits of cheap processed meat or even dog / cat food. 

Additionally, using poles to bait shrimp is an option, but be sure to check FWC regulations regarding the number you can deploy and the necessary markings for compliance.

Keep in mind that the rules around nets and traps vary, and obtaining a saltwater recreational license is essential for enjoying the season.

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Grab Your Cast Nets - It's Shrimp Season

Shrimp season lasts from the end of June and through the beginning of November in St. John’s County. (Check FWC requirements and  regulations here.)

If you are looking to catch your fill of these delicious, abundant, crustaceans St. Augustine Marina has everything you need to catch your fill – from our wide selection of high quality cast nets to traps and frozen bait, combine these items with our recommendations as to where and when you can expect a great catch and we’re the last stop before a delicious home cooked meal no matter how you serve them!

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Where and When

Shrimp are more active at night and particularly respond to the full moon. You will want to plan your shrimping trip based on your preferred method of catch and

The locals tend to have the best luck recrationally shrimping on the St. John’s River, particularly under or near the Shands Bridge or the nearby pier, but shrimp can be located downstream on the St. John’s River at virtually any point.

Looking to learn how to throw a cast net? There are many videos on Youtube and the web in general that can teach you step by step, but you may even get the opportunity to learn by watching others throughout the season. Perhaps even make a new friend or two on your shrimping adventures!

Prepping For Off-Season

Living in Florida, it’s hard to think of winterization as a thing to be regularly done, but boating season ends for everyone at some point. This article features our tried and true tips for prepping your watercraft and engine for your off season months.

Shrimp Are In Season

Shrimp are available in abundance and we have everything you need to bring in your haul this shrimp season, from cast nets to dip nets, frozen bait, and more. Check out our shrimping offerings for 2024!

Tide & Weather Information – St. Augustine Florida

Local tide and weather information refreshed daily and weekly to make planning your outdoor activities and fishing trips easy. Tides are provided for beach and city dock areas.

2024 – 2025 Event Calendar

We may be entering the last half of the year but there are still plenty of events coming up throughout the remainder of 2024 into 2025 locally and we want to see you compete! Check the event calendar for fishing tournaments, sponsored events, competitions, and related events in the St. Johns County area.

5 Must Haves For Deer Season 2024 – Bow Center

The Bow Center’s common and no-so-common recommendations for what you shouldn’t forget to stock up on and pack when planning your hunting trips for this upcoming season shift. Each item was recommended by our staff from their own personal experience and available in store and coming soon to our online store when you’re ready to head out.

Tide & Weather Information – St. Augustine Florida

Tide & Weather Information – St. Augustine Florida

ST. AUGUSTINE WEATHER
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View Fishing Coordinates

View local coordinates for fishing locations in St. John’s county for programming your GPS. These coordinates are also printable and updated daily based on tides, solunar data, weather, and seasonal data.

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View Local Tides & Solunar Data

Click the title to view tide data based on where you plan to dock or launch in Florida.

Use the links below to view daily data taken from St. Augustine, FL City Dock and St. Augustine Beach. Updated daily. Longitude and latitude provided for plotting and programming. Data provided by Tidespro. Available as an Android / Apple app download as well.

Prepping For Off-Season

Living in Florida, it’s hard to think of winterization as a thing to be regularly done, but boating season ends for everyone at some point. This article features our tried and true tips for prepping your watercraft and engine for your off season months.

Shrimp Are In Season

Shrimp are available in abundance and we have everything you need to bring in your haul this shrimp season, from cast nets to dip nets, frozen bait, and more. Check out our shrimping offerings for 2024!

Tide & Weather Information – St. Augustine Florida

Local tide and weather information refreshed daily and weekly to make planning your outdoor activities and fishing trips easy. Tides are provided for beach and city dock areas.

2024 – 2025 Event Calendar

We may be entering the last half of the year but there are still plenty of events coming up throughout the remainder of 2024 into 2025 locally and we want to see you compete! Check the event calendar for fishing tournaments, sponsored events, competitions, and related events in the St. Johns County area.

5 Must Haves For Deer Season 2024 – Bow Center

The Bow Center’s common and no-so-common recommendations for what you shouldn’t forget to stock up on and pack when planning your hunting trips for this upcoming season shift. Each item was recommended by our staff from their own personal experience and available in store and coming soon to our online store when you’re ready to head out.

2024 – 2025 Event Calendar

2024 – 2025 Event Calendar

2024-2025 Event Calendar

Boating & Fishing

Older events and unlisted events may be found here. This calendar covers the entire East Coast while our event calendar focuses on St. John’s County.

Spring Events 

Summer Events

Summer events typically range from April through July with the bulk of the events beginning registration in May. Check with each tournament page for registration and event dates, fees, and qualifiers.

Autumn & Winter Events

YAMAHA Sales Events

We honor all Yamaha sales events that apply to our sales and service of Yamaha outboards and Yamalube parts. Contact us or come by for more information on how you can take advantage of these special manufacturer offers!

Click Here for Yamaha’s Full Event Calendar

Cruise Through Summer Event – Click Here for More Info 

July 18th 2025 – August 31 2024

  • – Two year Y.E.S benefit on eligible Yamaha 30 Horsepower – 450 Horsepower 4 stroke outboard engines.
  • Dealer credit of up to $250 toward the MSRP value of goods and/or services purchased and available to the purchasing consumer of NEW Yamaha 2.5 HP – 25 HP four stroke outboards.

Summer To Repower Sales Event – Click Here For More Information & Eligibility 

July 1st 2024- August 31st 2024

  • As low as 6.99% APR on eligible repower Yamaha outboard purchases for up to 72 months with pre-approval!

Local Resources

  • VistStAugustine.com View Events, Competitions and More In The Oldest City
  • Fishflorida.com Fishing event calendar covering the east coast (Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Daytona, Titusville, Stewart, Palm Beach, Miami)
  • floridahistoriccoast.com View events and blog regarding Florida’s historic coast line

Regulatory Info & Seasons

Events, Competitions and Tournaments In St. John’s County

2024 is entering into the last half of the year but there are still a few diferent tournaments, competitions, and other events in the boating, fishing, and archery arenas we think are worth checking out even if we don’t sponsor them! Click the category you wish to view to display the event dates and information. 

Our event calendar covers the remainder of 2024 through January 2025 and will be updated accordingly once more information about future events is revealed. If the event has its own website, you can click the link to see more information.

If you are sponsoring or hosting an event and would like to reach out to us for partnership, promotions, or to have your event displayed here just hit that contact us button and let us know the details!

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Prepping For Off-Season

Living in Florida, it’s hard to think of winterization as a thing to be regularly done, but boating season ends for everyone at some point. This article features our tried and true tips for prepping your watercraft and engine for your off season months.

Shrimp Are In Season

Shrimp are available in abundance and we have everything you need to bring in your haul this shrimp season, from cast nets to dip nets, frozen bait, and more. Check out our shrimping offerings for 2024!

Tide & Weather Information – St. Augustine Florida

Local tide and weather information refreshed daily and weekly to make planning your outdoor activities and fishing trips easy. Tides are provided for beach and city dock areas.

2024 – 2025 Event Calendar

We may be entering the last half of the year but there are still plenty of events coming up throughout the remainder of 2024 into 2025 locally and we want to see you compete! Check the event calendar for fishing tournaments, sponsored events, competitions, and related events in the St. Johns County area.

5 Must Haves For Deer Season 2024 – Bow Center

The Bow Center’s common and no-so-common recommendations for what you shouldn’t forget to stock up on and pack when planning your hunting trips for this upcoming season shift. Each item was recommended by our staff from their own personal experience and available in store and coming soon to our online store when you’re ready to head out.

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5 Must Haves For Deer Season 2024 – Bow Center

5 Must Haves For Deer Season 2024 – Bow Center

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Pack It Right or Don't Pack It At All

When it comes to protecting your most treasured bow, there is no room for compromise. Invest in a molded, secure, and durable hard body case that will provide the ultimate protection for your rig whether you are traveling long distances or storing it for the next season.

Don’t risk mishandling or damage – ensure your bow is safe and secure with one of these top-of-the-line hard cases. Upgrade your storage method and save yourself the hassle and expense of potential repairs in the long run.

Find peace of mind and reliability starting at $100 in our Bow Center – it’s a worthwhile investment for any bow enthusiast. Pack it right or don’t pack it at all.

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Attract What You DO Want

A deer’s sense of smell is estimated to be about 1,000 times better than ours as humans, so if you find that you aren’t seeing as many around as you would hope the next time you go hunting then this next one was picked just for you.

It won’t make you smell better if you generally smell awful, however, but it will mask your pheromones which could be repelling game.

Scent Killer and Nose Jammer make a variety of products for removing the natural pheromones that make up the human stench, including aerosols, oils, and even laundry detergent.

Wildlife Research Center makes Scent Killer, which is well known for the efficacy of these products. You would use this similarly to doe pheromones used to attract bucks, but for the opposite purpose.

We sell a variety of these products at St. Augustine Marina starting at around $10 a bottle and up. We recommend using this product in conjunction with a pheromone scent to enhance its attraction ability.

 

Community Submission Showcase

David Hunter's Catch of the Day - Griff Craft

David Hunter's Catch of the Day

Submitted July 9th 2024 – July 7th 2024

David Hunter showing off his great catch (Red Bass) and that packed new Griff Craft!

Austin Cline & Lane Greene At The Boat Club Tournament

Submitted July 9th, 2024 by Lane Greene – 
“A great outcome to a wonderful Boat Club Tournament – lead is aggregate 4th and 9th place Austin Cline and myself.”

Showcase Your Catch or Story

Our patrons and the locals that stop by St. Augustine Marina are our greatest advocates and promoters. Whether you’re proud to showcase your latest catch or rig customization – we want to see and hear what you’re passionate about!

We want to see and hear your photos, videos, and stories. Showcase your best catch, your greatest adventure, successes and failures, or give other patrons a product recommendation of your own – all submissions are reviewed to be PG – G rated before being showcased here on our blog with your permission. Your privacy is important to us, so please understand – 

 Sorry -we cannot accept submissions through social media (or poach your photos from your profile pages)! Anything you submit here is never shared with any third party outside of our IT team and St. Augustine Marina staff. 

You can request that your submission be removed at any time! Submit one photo, video, or article per form with your caption and any info you want us to include when published.

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Repel What You Don't Want

If you are considering coming to Florida and spending any amount of time outdoors for any reason (save for offshore fishing in the intercoastal or Atlanic), you’re going to want to protect yourself from the many critters that will inevitably cause you much pain and suffering. 

Thermacell is not like the mosquito repellents in aerosol cans you can purchase at any grocery store.

The creators of this product have combined the use of a dispersion fan and atomizer with rechargeable lithium ion batteries in all their units, sort of like the way an automatic or timer based air freshener works. The units can also be powered using fuel.

The active pest repellant in Thermacell is a synthetic form of allethrin which is found naturally in Chrysanthemum flowers and has proven its capacity for repelling mosquitos in lab studies. The product is EPA approved and independently tested to be safe for humans and pets, provided the user has known allergy to allethrin.

We recommend going to the manufacturer’s website and trying the nifty product finder tool which find the best Thermacell product for you based on how you plan to use it.

Unlike citronella based products and others that claim to be environmentally safe, Thermacell has been field tested by our own staff and patrons where it has proven its efficacy in the field time and time again, making it worth the price.

You can purchase Thermacell at St. Augustine Marina starting at around $35 for a personal unit that can be refilled and used each time you find yourself wandering mosquito infested areas. We carry units for personal and area use as well as accessories such as belt clips (also recommended.)

You may also purchase Thermacell directly from their website.

 

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The Right Tools For The Job

Broadheads. We mentioned them before when we announced that Deer Season was coming up, but we didn’t elaborate too much on what you would want to grab from this section for the hunt.

This may be a common sense recommendation to some – kind of like saying ‘don’t forget to pack your bow’ – but if this is your first deer hunt or first time out in the field and not on the range, you will find that having the right broadheads equipped for the type of game you are hunting is the key to securing the kill.

 St. Augustine Marina carries many different types and brands of broadheads in our Bow Center, but for deer season, you will probably be looking at mechanical broadheads like those shown above. To be fair, some may still prefer using fixed broadheads or removable blades as it often comes down to what you have experience using and are comfortable with.

Luckily for you, Outdoor Life has tested various brands and types of broadheads out on the field.

Each was tested for accuracy, durability, sharpness, wound channel, and potential penetration to give you the best idea of what to expect from each and how you can integrate this into your kit. 

We carry these brands and others here in our Bow Center and the higher-end mechanical broadheads will cost you around $50-$70 for a pack of 3.

Our staff will help you mount these to arrow shafts if you would like and also have several pre-assembled arrows available for purchase ready to go. 

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Prepping For Off-Season

Living in Florida, it’s hard to think of winterization as a thing to be regularly done, but boating season ends for everyone at some point. This article features our tried and true tips for prepping your watercraft and engine for your off season months.

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Shrimp Are In Season

Shrimp are available in abundance and we have everything you need to bring in your haul this shrimp season, from cast nets to dip nets, frozen bait, and more. Check out our shrimping offerings for 2024!

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Tide & Weather Information – St. Augustine Florida

Local tide and weather information refreshed daily and weekly to make planning your outdoor activities and fishing trips easy. Tides are provided for beach and city dock areas.

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Used Sportcraft Center Console

Pre-owned Sportcraft Center Console – 21 ft fishing boat with Evinrude outboard and trailer. Includes accessories shown and custom upgrades by previous owner. View all our vintage models now!

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New & Used Griff Craft Skiffs

Griff Craft are inexpensive flat bottom fishing boats perfect for fishing local waters inshore and nearshore. New and used models available with outboard and trailer!

Used McKee Craft

Used McKee Craft

Used McKee Craft

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The Unsinkable McKee Craft

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Features

Want more information or a quote? Stop by, call, or use the form below to request more infromation. Click the image to expand or use the arrows to view more.

  • Center Console
  • Windshield
  • 22 ft
  • 450 HP Evinrude E-Tech Engine with Custom Gear Case
  • Trailer Included
  • Cushioned seating
  • Fiberglass construction
  • Live Well
  • Casting platform
  • Insulated Fiberglass Construction
  • Dry Storage Space
  • Includes Accessories Shown

This ‘unsinkable;’ McKee Craft center console fishing boat has plenty of customized and upgraded standard features from the eye-catching Evinrude E-tec engine gear case to the cushioned benchseats, stainless steel accents, and wide design for plenty of space.

Production of McKee Craft models ended in 2009, but production allegedly resumed in 2022. Owners of these sturdy fiberglass boats say the unsinkable slogan is accurate and these boats perform pretty well for their retail price. Come in and make an offer for Honey Biscuit and make her yours or contact us for more info! 

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