• This Parker 2801 is heavily optioned out to get you on the water chasing fish! The 2801 is known for being a great vessel capable of serious fishing both inshore and offshore. With the twin Yamaha 300’s mounted on the bracket it provides an awesome transom fish box, wide access to the bracket, and a livewell. It’s massive cockpit includes a fold down bench, ladder to access the tower, and plenty of rod holders. The helm offers two Garmin touchscreens, Yamaha touch screen display, hydraulic steering, and spray curtains. Twin 300 Yamaha’s with 489 hours
• Custom folding tower with full controls, Garmin display, and foam deck for good grip.
• Twin Garmin multifunction displays at lower helm
• 2023 Magic Tilt trailer 
• Taco outrigger bases
• Spray curtains 
• Lenco trim tabs
• Forward seating with cushions 
• Light bar
• Two live wells 
• Large fish box in transom

The Powerboat Guide said;The Parker 2801 is a full-transom fishing boat with conservative lines, a deep-V hull, and a wide 9'8" beam. Construction is solid fiberglass, and the Parker’s spacious, single-level deck layout offers unobstructed 360-fishability. A competitive price has long made the Parker 2801 an appealing boat for anglers with an eye for value. Out of production in 2006, she was reintroduced in 2012 with a transom door and an enlarged console with walk-in head compartment with Porta-Potti. Standard features include an Armstrong outboard bracket, anchor locker, 30-gallon livewell (under helm seats), transom fish box, forward seating with storage under, hydraulic steering, recessed footrest, raw-water washdown, forward console seat, gunnel rod holders (4), trim tabs, cockpit lights, cockpit rod storage, toe rails, and dive ladder. Options include a factory T-top with electronics box, bow pulpit with anchor roller, leaning post with removable backrest, cockpit bolsters, and a fresh water system. Just over 40 knots top with Yamaha 225s. Newer models with F300 Yamahas reach close to 50 knots wide open.