Inflatable Fishing Boats

[joco]

hi guys

i do still looking for my first float tube.....

i did a lot off researche.

my best find for a float tube was....the H3 or the super fat cat. but wow the price off those... .plus nothing close to here...so shiping cost to.

i have seens some good and bad comment all over about the day tripper....but now i see there 3 deferent model off it.so mabe it did change...they do look good and fun to play wit and not to bad for price plus there local.

it will be for some local small lakes etc...do have my kayak or canoe for longer run.


there also some little pontoon boat that would be cool....
to many choice.


we dont see many used once in those pontoon to....


but i do like those new day tripper..the lp.low profile..400 pound capacity wow.



any comment on float tube or those pontoon could help.thanks

but do like the little pontoons.a bit higher for sight fishing.

if any have a used one for sale.i am just a pm away.



joco

[Pints]

You may want to check out the folding/collapsable boats.

http://www.ontarioportableboats.com/home.html

Fish-hawk member Karma has one and he had it on display at the Carp show last April. Here is his web-site:

http://www.blindfishingboat.com/

[joco]

hi pints.

yes this is a nice little boat for sher.

i was in the booth wit karma last year and a lot off poeple did ask question to karma about it.

for somebody that is looking for something to put in the garage and dont take to mutch space .its the way to go.


me looking for something that i can put '' IN the truck''.

even more portable.

hey pints.long time no see. .

we get to get together sometime soon...will be a littl get together..(little gang)..



joco

[joco]

here is karma boat that pints was talking about.


it is on is own site.

this was at the derby last june.this was a great derby and a great experience..some off those pict i took..and by the way that boat is doing good on water.

on the first pict its me (in the back)in my boat(blue chirt).hahaha fishing wit..mark anderson(one more great writher)



http://www.ontarioportableboats.com/bli ... oject.html


joco

[mikemicropterus]

http://www.zodiac.ca/the-zodiac-range/
I have spent a few years working on various inflatables and even to the extent of buying two cheap brands before I spent some money and bought a good one from what was then Army Surplus. It lasted a long time but was made from rubber over canvas heavy type material hypalon I think but solid.

I worked at two shops that one sold a form of Zodiac, just another name same boat different color, and then I went to a Zodiac dealer and put together one of the boats the fire dept used. Also serviced RIB's with twin 300 mercs. I have repaired holes install cleats fixed transoms all sorts of things
Zodiac makes a very good product and I would recommend the model that best suits your needs. You are not going fast so you may not need a keel but you may like a rigid floor so there are a few different models to choose from and that may will help with the leeches..