SCB Boats
 

Anybody ever seen these boats? Made in Texas, pretty slick rigs.

SCB Stingrayw/ F-22 Console, Front Cooler, & Rod Locker
Removable Front & Rear Spoting Towers
Fiberglass Yeti 90
MinnKota 24v/80# Co/Auto Pilot
Audio - Fusion/Wet Sounds
Stiffy Push Pole
Under Water Lighting

Mercury Racing 300 XS
Mercury Racing Bravo I XS 26" - prop

sweet rigs for sure!! seen a few in person, havent ridin in one though. very pricey from the reserach I have done.

Saw one at the HT Series.

Heard one sank in Texas a few weeks ago!!!

Very fast until you hit rough water. There is a reason the guy that builds that boat is developing a monohull.

The one that sank was a much older model with no floatation. They put the power pole down and went wade fishing. Waves breaking over the back end sunk the boat.

i sent him an email about a month ago asking about the v-hull but never got a response:shaking:

S C B

Sinking

Constantly

Boat

:trolls:

When you come home??? Micah needs some help fishing... Only 15 Sat???? Most were limited with 60 by 10am:eek:

:*****: I'll be home on the 25th

That's a sweet looking floater for sure!!

And Simon had one at his shop a few months back. I think it was a Top Cat with a three hundo. I asked him about it and he said it was a nice boat and ran well. F22 is where it's at (I like the rod boxes)

I owned a 2005 SCB see: http://www.mathernebrothers.com/MB_2/Boats.html#4
Eric Simmons is the guru of high performance fishing cats IMO. He is a very solid honest guy who makes a really bad a$$ boat. My 22 ft SCB ran 84.4 with a 250 XS Lab Bravo 1 28". Anyhow, you do need to run them at 50+ or so, to smooth out the ride, if you cannot do that because of snotty conditions then you 'manage' the seas like in any other boat. They are lower sided rigs than your typical bay boat, but the SCB fit lots of guys fishing style. Very fuel efficient rigs and given 65 mph CRUISING speeds sort of a 'time machine'. SCB is full custom - if you can dream it up and pay for it Eric will build it for you if feasible. I am in Grand Isle right now and the SCB would be great for the back bays, but IMO iffy chasing Mangroves at the Fourchon rigs. That said, they have been known to run from Mobile to Venice back in the Oberto days. Eric does have a 24 ft V bottom test mule that he is toying with. Not sure if/when he will pull the trigger on it as he is very busy building the cat boats.

I saw a couple leavin the HT cup on day 2.

W's buddy had a boat like that!!!:*****:

SCB will SMOKE a HYNIE! Leave em for dead! That's why "w"einer can't stand em!!!

:work: Nail on the head!!!! That and Ryan is a better fisherman. :smokin:

no nothing can beat MY haynie. I use waterloo. I use core's. I get baits for 10cents. I sell refurbed reels. you should do what I do cause IM the KING of big lake. sound familiar?

Wobama 2012

How the hell did they sell all them Power Pole and Talon gadgets without W having one?

Come on guys, this thread was actually headed in then right direction let's not make it into another hayine v the world thread.

anyone know a starting price on one of these, are they wet or do they do pretty good with spray

from everything I've found prices start at 60+

is it just me or do flats seem to run pretty high price, guessin this is a flat

Neither of these two statements are completely true. Ride in a SCB, it'll change your mind.

They are both True.......Hayine will not sink power poled down.....

SCB is fast on glass water but turtle sauce in 3ft chop

How u doing Rackmynuts:confused::confused:

Question.......why is haynie making a lowside cat Hull then? To compete with the SCB? Just a question, not jab.....

nobody is comparing scb to haynie. this should be deleted like mine were.

Well, actually, I kinda did but, it's been a while since I stirred the pot on anything...Sorry, I was bored this morning!:spineyes:

I haven't rode in either, but I did stay in a Holiday Inn once!

My dad has one and loves it! Only
Got to drive it once and played more in it then fished they are some fine fine made boats

Busted!!!!!!!!!!!

SCB Stingray Sport / Mercury 200 Pro XS
 

New from SCB in 2011, Factory Spec StingraySport's.

This is the first of these Spec boats.
StingraySport (solid light grey gel coat)
Mercury Marine 200 ProXS
SCB Standard Trailer (by Coastline)

Hull Specs:

LOA 22'6"
Beam 99"
Weight 1560# (bare hull, console, hatches, fuel tank)

Rigged out Draft - Depends on many variables, but typically in the 10"-14" range. Most importantly, can get up and run in that.


Demo's may be arranged.
$44,137.00 - plus TT&L (as tested)

SCB Factory
info@simmonscustomboats.net
979 299-8172

nice. how fast was that???

Did Ryan RackmyNutts send ya???

Gotta stir the pot huh? :spineyes:

This guy sent me...

We did some warranty work on that rig when I was at the prop shop,nice boat. From lake charles area?

Yes.. rides on the river every now and then

thats awesome numbers for a 22' w/200. id like to see what it does with the sho. topcat is deff a badass boat. yall are doing some good work over there for sure.

A guide in Rockport TX running a SCB Stingray / Yamaha 250 SHO. I have not had a chance to play w/ that boat, but he is reporting 80 mph w/ 28" Bravo I XS (on the rev limiter).

I can get 85 mph out of the Merc Racing 250 Sport XS w/ 26" Pro ET (light load).

Glad I was turned on to this sight...good stuff.

SCB Factory

any updates on the v-hull????

I think I saw that same boat at the Westlake launch on the Calcasieu river a couple months ago.

I've seen him rolling down the west fork a time or two........ don't worry fool i have never seen him fish!!!!

Hey Eric,
Glad to see you made the trip over here. Good guys, good fun.
On the Rockport SHO Stingray - What console is on that one? Are you sending him a 28 Pro ET? Or a bigger Bravo?
I guess that you are still selling new Merc props?

Tall F-22 Console.
I'll get to play w/ it soon.
Yes, Selling those Merc props.

Speaking of props. I got the Pro Et and the Labbed Bravo in today Eric, thanks... The weather is calling for 15 to 25 winds this weekend.. I should be able to AIR it out ... http://www.saltycajun.com/forum/images/icons/icon10.gif Will get back with you on the numbers.

I would really like to see SCB have some time to work on the V-hull design. I think it could be a homerun for them.