2011 Parker 2300 Special Edition

Step aboard and you’ll notice how open and uncluttered the 2300 SE feels, with that classic Parker sheerline and a bow that stays dry when it kicks up. The wide, stable hull makes it easy to move from casting at the bow to working a fish at the stern without feeling tippy. High, secure coamings give you something solid to lean into when the chop builds. The helm layout has great sightlines whether you’re standing or perched on the leaning post, and there’s plenty of room to move around the console during a hot bite. Simple, stout hardware and easy-access hatches make washdowns and routine checks quick at the dock.

The 2300 SE really shines in areas where you might run from shallow flats out to open, wind-chopped bays in the same day. Its shallow draft lets you slide over bars and prowl creek mouths, while the sharp entry and solid weight keep it composed when the afternoon breeze stacks up a nasty chop. The wide, open deck is ideal for working multiple anglers without tangles, and the straightforward layout means less time fiddling with systems and more time fishing. It’s a versatile platform for everything from inshore casting to nearshore structure hopping when the weather window opens.