This 2006 Waterman K-18 is an 18-foot shallow-draft flats boat built for skinny water performance. The hull is fiberglass with a beam of 7.42 feet, designed and customized by Waterman Boatworks in Corpus Christi for efficient operation in shallow conditions. Power comes from a 2020 Yamaha 175 SHO engine paired with a TRP lower unit and fiberglass cavitation plate.
The boat features a Versa-Helm system that allows operation from either the main helm deck or from the top of the console, which raises and lowers via toggle switch even while underway. Navigation is handled by a Garmin GPSmap 547xs. A Minn Kota Raptor anchor system and Bob's jackplate are installed, with twin Minn Kota battery chargers and dual cranking batteries supporting the electrical systems.
The deck is outfitted with custom aluminum throughout and includes a leaning post seat with integrated storage and rod holders. Two 94-quart Igloo coolers, additional rod holders, drink holders, a windshield, and an 18-inch light bar complete the setup. Navigation lights and a bilge pump are standard. Onboard entertainment is provided by a Wet Sounds sound bar.
The boat is mounted on a 2017 Coastline trailer.
Length
18.00 FT
Beam
7.42 FT
Material
Fiberglass
Engines
1
Engine Make
Yamaha
Engine Model
SHO
Power
NaN HP
Hours
370 HRS
Fuel
Gasoline
Fuel
45 GAL