My '21 2250 Bay boat

[Skeeterr]

Just took the 2021 Skeeter 2250 Bay Boat out for the first time and I've got to say, it's everything I was hoping for and more, the stability in the bay was on point, and the fishfinder was a game changer. But, I'm still figuring out the best way to optimize the storage and make the most out of those compartments. Any tips from fellow Skeeter owners?

 

[Gaidal Cain]

I just have some mesh bags lying around which can be great for soft items and can be hung in compartments. Also, i think there are custom storage made specifically for Skeeter boats, they're pretty cool in maximizing the space!

 

[Anon22]

Hmmm for storage, I'd recommend using stackable bins or tackle organizers for easy access, you can try adding dividers to keep things neat and utilize every nook and cranny

 

[PecanPower]

Just took the 2021 Skeeter 2250 Bay Boat out for the first time and I've got to say, it's everything I was hoping for and more, the stability in the bay was on point, and the fishfinder was a game changer. But, I'm still figuring out the best way to optimize the storage and make the most out of those compartments. Any tips from fellow Skeeter owners?

For storage, the biggest game changer for me is containment. Everything that can possibly fit in a sealed bin or tackle tray should.
Plastic Bins, which have various sizes of waterproof or at least highly water-resistant plastic bins that fit snugly into your larger compartments. This prevents stuff from sliding around, getting wet, or rattling.
also soft sided Bags, for items like life jackets, rain gear, or towels, heavyduty marinegrade soft bags (some are even waterproof) are great. They're flexible to fit odd shaped spaces and keep things from getting mildewy

 

[5keeter7weaker]

I think that's a good start. Yep, for those sections, maybe try some if not all of those suggestions above, and hopefully that way you're set for anything without the mess. Good luck

 

[cap'n'crunch]

@5keeter7weaker Yeah, and labeling bins or trays can save a ton of time when you're out on the water. Maybe take double note of this one, OP.