SUMMERVILLE, SC – Scout Powerboats is debuting its largest model to date and its newest addition to the popular Abaco Series line, the revolutionary all-new 350 Abaco Series.

The 350, four years in the making, was designed in conjunction with world renown naval architect Michael Peters. Once again, Scout has created a fuel efficient hull design without sacrificing the high performance characteristics of the model. Showcasing a top speed of over 50 mph / 45+ knots and a cruising range of 450 miles due in part to its dual boat tank 330 gallon fuel capacity and twin Yamaha 350 hp engines, the flagship vessel is also extremely agile.

Scout’s newest creation also houses for boats a unique, one-of-a-kind fully-finished systems room that rivals engine for boat rooms on multi-million dollar sportfishers. One can step down in the systems room with ease, taking advantage of an uncluttered working area and ample lighting for boat to service every major systems component within easy reach.

Sailboat fishing features are more than abundant on the 350, including 85 square feet of cockpit area; a 60-quart insulated bait well with overboard drain and 1100 gph pump; rigging station with fresh water sink and bait freezer box with trays; numerous boat rod holders including six in the gunnel and a unique clearing trolling rod holder set-up in the forward cockpit; four under-gunnel rod boat storage racks; horizontal rod storage above the dinette area and dedicated space below deck large enough to hold seven more rods; and a hard top which houses bomar hatches, recessed marine speakers, spreader lights, courtesy lights, map light and a molded radar pod.