Scout 185 Sportfish

2000 Scout 185 Sportfish

2000 Scout 185 Sportfish w/ 2004 Yamaha 115TLRC 2-Stroke and 2024 Load Rite Aluminum Trailer. Simrad GPS, Icom VHF, Livewell, Bimini Top, Fresh Bottom Paint, Dual Helm Seats, Swim Platform w/ Ladder, Gunnel Rod Holders. Call Sales Department More available Inventory

The 2000 Scout 185 Sportfish is an 18-foot, 5-inch composite fishing boat featuring a 7-foot, 11-inch beam and a dry weight of approximately 1,450 lbs. It is powered by a Yamaha outboard engine, with one model featuring a 115hp engine. Key features include an Aerated Livewell, integrated flush-mount grab rail, generous bow storage, a large console storage, seamless rod storage, and a 96-quart cooler. The boat's design incorporates Scout's Air Assist hull and Millennium White gelcoat for durability.

Key Specifications

Length Overall:

• 18.42 ft

Beam:

• 7.92 ft

Dry Weight:

• 1,450 lbs

Hull Material:

• Composite

Fuel Tank Capacity:

• 55 gallons

Engine:

• Yamaha outboard

Horsepower:

• 115hp (example)
• Notable Features

Aerated Livewell:

• A 60-quart livewell for serious fishing.

Integrated Grab Rail:

• A flush-mount grab rail along the gunwales for easy and snag-free movement.

Generous Storage:

• Features bow storage, a large storage console, and a 96-quart cooler.

Secure Anchor Box:

• A locking anchor box for added security.

Exclusive Rod Holders:

• Custom self-draining rod holders.

Air Assist Hull:

• A design for a quality and stable ride.

Millennium White Gelcoat:

• A high-gloss finish for supreme weatherability.

Composite Construction:

• Scout boats are built with 100% composite materials and no wood.

Fishing Focused Design

• The 185 Sportfish is designed for serious saltwater action, offering innovative features for fishing. The spacious, open layout includes padded seating at the bow with drink holders. The helm provides a clear, wraparound windscreen for protection, with an opening to the bow area.

Construction & Safety

• Scout Boats uses 100% composite materials, ensuring no wood is used in the boat's construction. The company is also committed to safety, using 20% more foam than required by the Coast Guard to make their boats unsinkable.