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Sculley
Boatbuilders
A Brief Company History
We founded Sculley Boatbuilders with one vision in mind – to construct sportfishing yachts that ride smoothly under rough conditions, and that provide the versatility required by serious sportfisherman, completing them with interiors that offer many of the familiar comforts of home.
The first Sculley Sportfisherman hit the water in 2002, and Jim Sculley himself logged more than 1,000 hours driving that boat, making sure it met his standards for excellence over time. Sculley remembers deciding on many days to take the boat past the Cape Hatteras bar when conditions were unfavorable, to say the least. While no one wants to take their cherished boat out into 12-foot seas – at least not intentionally – the Sculley Sportfisherman's ride and durability far exceeded his expectations, and there proved to be enough room in the cabin for a group of people to stay comfortably at sea for several days.
In February 2003, Sculley Boatbuilders expanded to meet anticipated demand by acquiring a former Davis Boatworks facility. Now, Sculley Boatbuilder's all-star team of craftsman completes each sportfisherman from the ground up at our boatbuilding facility in Wanchese, North Carolina.
Today, there are five privately owned Sculley Sportfisherman in the water -- Mick's Fin, Wahoo, Waterproof, Rompeola and Water Witch -- and more under construction.
To learn more about the people behind Sculley Boatbuilders, click on the links above.
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