2026 Skeeter SX2350

2026 Skeeter SX Series SX2350,
2026 Skeeter SX2350 – The Ultimate Bay & Coastal Fishing MachineFrom the backwater creeks of Homosassa to the open blue water of the Gulf, the 2026 Skeeter SX2350 is engineered to do it all. This flagship bay boat combines Skeeter’s legendary performance-hull design with the comfort features your family demands for a day at the sandbar.Performance & Hull DesignBuilt with Skeeter’s X-Treme and EX-Cell composite construction, the SX2350 features a deeper, contemporary hull with a dramatic Carolina Flare. This design ensures a dry, stable ride even when the afternoon chop picks up. With a 13-inch draft, you can confidently navigate skinny water where the big reds hide.Technical SpecificationsLength on Boat: 22' 9'Beam: 8' 5' (101')Draft: 13'Dry Weight: 3,075 lbs (Approx. boat only)Fuel Capacity: 55 GallonsMax Horsepower: 300 HP (Optimized for Yamaha V6 Power)Person Capacity: 8 Persons / 1,096 lbsStandard Fishing FeaturesTriple Baitwell System: Dual 20-gallon rear livewells/baitwells + a 14-gallon console baitwell, all with fill and recirculating pumps.Rod Storage: 9 vertical rod holders, plus horizontal rod tubes in the front port deck.Casting Decks: Expansive non-skid forward and aft casting platforms.Storage: Large insulated front deck fish box and a dedicated anchor locker.Jackplate: Standard 12? manual jackplate (Hydraulic upgrades available).Comfort & ConvenienceSide-Opening Enclosed Console: Provides massive storage space and easy access to rigging.Seating: Flip-up rear jump seats and a leaning post with fixed backrest and storage.Dashboard: Equipped with the Yamaha CL5 Display for real-time engine data.Safety: Self-bailing cockpit and retractable emergency boarding ladder.Comfort: Bow cushions with removable backrests and T-Top configurations.Visit Homosassa Marine TodayDon't settle for less when you can have the most versatile bay boat on the market. Whether you're a tournament angler or a weekend warrior, the Skeeter SX2350 is ready to push your limits.

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