The 350 Abaco headlines Scout’s newest series of walk-arounds. She and her smaller siblings were designed with help from naval architect Michael Powers, whose work brings distinctive lines and interiors to the company's fleet. Twin 350s power this 35-footer that sleeps five. Unusual for a vessel this size, a systems room allows easy access to generators, batteries, pumps and wiring; the space rivals engine rooms of multimillion-dollar sportfishers. Range is 450 miles, the manufacturer estimates. Optimal cruising efficiency, according to Yamaha, is 1.11 miles per gallon at 30 MPH. Top speed surpasses 50 MPH. Dual fuel tanks hold 330 gallons total.

Specifications
Length: 38’10”
Beam: 11’11”
Draft (approx.): 26 inches
Weight with twin Yamaha F350s (approx.): 15,900 lbs. loaded
Transom deadrise: 22 degrees
Cockpit area: 85 square feet
Fuel capacity: 330 gallons
Max horsepower: 700
Fresh water capacity: 60 gallons
Holding tank capacity: 21 gallons
Bridge clearance: 10 feet (without radar)

All the electronics needed for an offshore run, with standard helm air conditioning to boot. Hydraulic steering with Edson stainless 14” wheel and Teleflex power assist steering one of many extras.

Captain’s chair fit for a king—adjustable and with a footrest. Port, starboard and lounge seats also included.

Two integrated teaser reels come as an option.

Cabin features include fully loaded galley; cherry interior throughout cabin; forward, mid-starboard and aft berths; premium sound system; etched glass art by Guy Harvey; vertical rod storage for seven rods; and storage areas for other boating needs.

Stainless steel sink doubles as extra counter space. Below, pull-out refrigerator and freezer with icemaker.

Rodholders sit out of the way above the bolstered bench and dinette table. At night, table becomes mid-starboard conversion berth. Use Guy Harvey-etched glass as a nightlight.

Aft cabin berth fits snug below stairway entrance to cabin. Pull curtain for privacy.

Easy access to electrical controls mounted at the entrance to the cabin. Accessible from both inside or out; cherry wood door hides until accessed.

Ventilated head has 6’4” clearance. Shower area has teak floor and overhead skylight. Twenty-one gallon holding tank, vanity mirror and storage cabinets are all standard.

Plenty of room for a whole crew, or friends interested in relaxing.

Two Yamaha 350s move this boat, and fast. Powder blue finish sets off teak swim platforms around engines.

Built-in port and starboard engine flushes turn a major chore into a breeze.

Integrated fiberglass transom door opens to dive platforms, engines and Armstrong dive ladder simple.

One of two cockpit fishboxes. At right, gunnel rod racks hold four sticks each. Left corner, hideaway stern seat is available when needed.

Rigging station has fresh and salt water available. A 15-gallon livewell with an 1,100 gph pump will keep goggle-eyes kickin’.

Four levels of storage drawers available below rigging station.

Lift-up, full-size hatch hides stairway to systems room below deck.

Below deck, systems room allows easy access to batteries, charging systems, Fischer Panda generator and compressors for A/C unit. Scout_350_20

Access to the bow, with stainless rails to hold on to.