Let's see your flotilla😀
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troutpocket
Stillwater strategist
Little boat
Big boat
Big boat
My Puget Sound boat
And the boat I run on the ocean (Don't own this one, but soon to start my fourth year running and maintaining her, so I consider her mine! Lol)
And the boat I run on the ocean (Don't own this one, but soon to start my fourth year running and maintaining her, so I consider her mine! Lol)
swimmy
An honest tune with a lingering lead
I just love the look of a Clack.
I should probably know this but what are the black bars on the back for?
She said I could only get it if I could lift it by myself.
Later she asked ”Why is there only one seat?”
Later she asked ”Why is there only one seat?”
Those are power poles. Basically shallow water anchors. They ride vertically on the back of the boat, then if I am in less than say 7' of water and wish to stop and fish a section without moving I push a button and they deploy until they dig in to the bottom and hold me in place while we fish a section of beach. Super handy when fishing sea run cutthroat in the currents of Puget Sound.
I'd recommend a set for your raft. Could be a game changer and continue your trend setting ways
swimmy
An honest tune with a lingering lead
I'd recommend a set for your raft. Could be a game changer and continue your trend setting ways
That's why I have a wife!
swimmy
An honest tune with a lingering lead
Beautiful canoe.
My first pontoon (which I’ve kept). I chose it because it was light, because I don’t lift heavy stuff anymore. Therefore the light dog that my wife got for herself 
Then a lighter weight model was developed so I had to get it.
I just sold this one because I no longer lived close to the Sound and wasn’t using it enough. I was also spending too much $ storing it.
I built this lightweight skiff years ago. It was a fun project but it stays mostly in storage because my daughter wants it after I’m gone.
I’ve had this packable lightweight Outcast Trinity for years and use it for the high lakes, sometimes in a snowstorm…
Then a lighter weight model was developed so I had to get it.
I just sold this one because I no longer lived close to the Sound and wasn’t using it enough. I was also spending too much $ storing it.
I built this lightweight skiff years ago. It was a fun project but it stays mostly in storage because my daughter wants it after I’m gone.
I’ve had this packable lightweight Outcast Trinity for years and use it for the high lakes, sometimes in a snowstorm…
Oh, and this bad boy has done some damage on local lakes in the summer time (and one yak float)
Seafoam gelcoat Whaler?!
Oh, and this bad boy has done some damage on local lakes in the summer time (and one yak float)
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Now that's a flotilla!! Looks like a lot of fun!
Nice 150 Jasmillo. I wish I had storage like that, I’d still be owning mine.
I remember that snowstorm day and how glad I was we were driving your truck as we came off the snowy mountain.
