2000 Custom Carolina Wetsig Yachts Cape Fear

Step aboard and you immediately feel the Carolina pedigree in the sheer and sharp entry—she sits right, even at the dock. The cockpit’s wide-open footprint makes it easy to work a spread, yet there are clever stowage spaces tucked everywhere, so the deck stays clean when the bite turns chaotic. Up top, the sightlines from both helm stations are excellent; you can watch your baits and still keep an eye on the horizon. Inside, the layout feels larger than her length suggests, with generous headroom and a sensible flow from salon to mid-level galley. Thoughtful touches—like secure handholds, practical lighting, and well-placed ventilation—give away that this boat was built by and for serious offshore crews.

This Custom Carolina shines in waters where conditions can change quickly and runs to the grounds are often long. The pronounced bow flare, soft entry, and efficient running attitude help tame tight chop while keeping the cockpit dry, making day-after-day offshore use more comfortable. Her two-stateroom, two-head layout works well for overnight canyon trips or extended weekend runs, giving crew and guests real privacy and space to recharge. With a tower helm and reliable power, she’s well suited to working rips, temperature breaks, and structure spread over large areas. Add in the livewell and ice capacity, and you’ve got a platform tailored to serious trolling, chunking, or live-bait work in demanding local fisheries.