2002 Parker 2320 Sport Cabin

Step into the pilothouse and you’ll see why these 2320s have such a loyal following. The helm layout keeps everything in easy reach, with solid sightlines forward for running in a tight chop. The cabin offers enough shelter to stretch out between bites, with room to tuck away gear so the cockpit stays clean and fish-ready. High gunwales and a wide working deck give you the confidence to lean into a fight without feeling exposed. The transom design and bracketed outboard open up the stern, making it easy to work multiple lines or a big net, and the boat’s weight and hull shape lend a reassuring, planted feel when the breeze comes up.

This 2320 Sport Cabin really shines in local conditions where weather can turn quickly and a run home may mean pounding into short, stacked seas. The deep cockpit and substantial bow flare help keep spray down, while the enclosed wheelhouse keeps you dry on chilly morning runs to the grounds. Its size is ideal for threading into tight inlets, navigating shoals, and working close to structure, yet it still has the range and comfort for longer offshore forays. The straightforward, no-nonsense layout and rugged construction are well suited to the mix of fog, tide, and rapidly changing forecasts common in these waters.