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FYI. I took some measurements today. At rest, with the engine raised as in the photos above, there's 2.5 inches from the bottom of the scupper hole to the water. With me (220 lbs) hanging over the transom taking measurements, there's 1.5 inches from the bottom of the scupper hole to the...

I almost always fish alone and haven't noticed any problems with the scuppers, even in the Race. Will invite someone else aboard the next time I'm down in Niantic to see if that changes things. I don't think it will, but will let you know. Paul

Pete, Small world! I think I know your boat too. Here's to a great year. See ya around! Paul

The 150 works great. It's the standard engine on new 21SE's. My hull is much heavier, but I have no trouble getting out of the hole and usually top out at around 43+ MPH at WOT. The previous engine was a 1998 175HP Evinrude. The Yamaha is faster, quieter, and uses a LOT less gas. It's...

Well, it's done. I went with my local marina, Boats, Inc., in Niantic, CT. They cut back the deck until they found solid wood (approx. 2ft dia.), beveled the edges, cut a new piece of wood to fit, epoxied it in place, covered with new fiberglass, painted from CC back, and installed a new pie...

I just discovered a soft spot in the deck near the access port that is aft of the console in the attached photo. It's about 1 SQFT in area, but that's probably just the tip of the iceberg. I can't see under the deck because the port is dominated by the fuel tank, but the wood under-decking...

It's a 25" transom. The photo is misleading. The hull is identical to the current Parker 21SE, only heavier and without many of the goodies like a seat, rod holders, storage bins, etc.

Let me introduce myself. My name is Paul and I'm the proud owner of the 1989 Parker Sou'wester 21FT CC workboat pictured below. The boat is located in Niantic, CT and is primarily used to fish the nearby waters (20 mile radius or so) for Striped Bass, Bluefish, False Albacore, and Bonito. I...