
Photograph · Scarborough Boatworks
A Scarborough built for a Virginia Beach restaurateur and former waterman who runs her himself, launched in September 2015 as Waterman. The Coast Guard has since documented her as Big Smooth, Mama Seata, Double B, Eye Roller and, from 2026, Whiskey II.
Her story, name by name
- 2015 – 2020
Waterman
Confirmed · scarboroughboatworks.com, marlinmag.com
- September 2015
Delivery
Completed September 2015 as Waterman for Mike Standing of Virginia Beach, who captains her himself. Marlin measured 60 ft 6 in on deck, 17 ft 6 in beam, 5 ft 6 in draft, 74,000 lb with fuel and water; 1,600 gallons of fuel; three staterooms and two and a half heads in teak with granite; Seakeeper 9, Humphree interceptors. 40 knots top, 33-knot cruise at 107 gallons an hour. Renamed Eye Roller under new ownership at a date the yard does not give.
Confirmed · marlinmag.com, scarboroughboatworks.com
- 2020
Big Smooth
Reported · U.S. Coast Guard
Renamed from Waterman by January 2020, the earliest Coast Guard file available; the date is not on record. Hailing port Townsend, Montana. Certificate Case Pending.
- 2020 – 2022
Mama Seata
Reported · U.S. Coast Guard
Renamed from Big Smooth between the January and May 2020 Coast Guard files; the February to April files were not published. Hailing port moved from Townsend, Montana to Birmingham, Alabama. Official number (1264690) and HIN unchanged.
- 2022 – 2023
Double B
Reported · U.S. Coast Guard
Renamed from Mama Seata between the July and August 2022 Coast Guard files. Hailing port moved from Birmingham, Alabama to Atlantic Beach, North Carolina. Certificate moved from Case Pending to Valid. Official number and HIN unchanged.
- 2023 – 2026
Eye Roller
Confirmed · scarboroughboatworks.com, U.S. Coast Guard
Renamed from Double B between the October and November 2023 Coast Guard files. Hailing port Atlantic Beach, North Carolina. Official number and HIN unchanged.
- 2026 – present
Whiskey IICurrent
Reported · U.S. Coast Guard
Renamed from Eye Roller between the February and April 2026 Coast Guard files; the March file was not published. Hailing port moved from Atlantic Beach, North Carolina to Aspen, Colorado. Official number and HIN unchanged.
Tournament recordEvery season on the published standings
MediaEach linked to where it was published
SistersOther Scarborough 63s, then 2015 builds
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