Do you do the Sportsman show? May hit it today
Let's see your flotillaš
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Is your yak a pedal? I've been on the fence for too long! Like the one under cover also!
Replicant
Steelhead
You have a problem....... I need a problem.
Ha, my Y chromosome requires me to correct you and say it is āGlacier Greenā. Wife picked the color. As long as I got a boat, I was cool with it!Seafoam gelcoat Whaler?!
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Thanks! Itās a 170. I did not want to pay to store mine long term either, seemed like a pia. I had a little spur off my driveway that was perfect so had it graded and the carport added. Not super cheap but compared to paying storage long term storage, not to mention the convenience of having the boat at the house made it well worth it.
No, wish it was. They do sell a peddle version of that boat now. Great fishing kayak (Old Town Predator). Super stable, easy to stand and cast in. Not getting anywhere super fast in it though.
Itchy Dog
Steelhead
Wheelie bars.
I probably use my Mad River canoe the most. It was gifted to me. RIP John.
I bought this beauty for a nice deal from a forum member. It only leaks a little.
Then thereās the olā Bucks Bags donut. I think from Craigslist long ago? Came with nice dive fins for twenty bucks.
The venerable Creek company pontoon ($199.99 delivered to my apartment door) has been some places.
And then thereās olā blue, who I also got from a forum member for a deal. Came with a lesson even (heās an instructor). I should use her more.
Thatās all for now. I got my eye on some stuff. Thatās why I stay out of the classifieds.
I bought this beauty for a nice deal from a forum member. It only leaks a little.
Then thereās the olā Bucks Bags donut. I think from Craigslist long ago? Came with nice dive fins for twenty bucks.
The venerable Creek company pontoon ($199.99 delivered to my apartment door) has been some places.
And then thereās olā blue, who I also got from a forum member for a deal. Came with a lesson even (heās an instructor). I should use her more.
Thatās all for now. I got my eye on some stuff. Thatās why I stay out of the classifieds.
Nothing big, but here's the floating devices I've had over the years...
Buck's Bag Bronco II U-tube
Fish Cat
Outcast PAC 800. I customized the heck out of this boat, even fabricated from scratch an insulated soft-sided cooler bag (to fit on the rear deck) using heavy duty PVC like rafts are made of. What a sewing project that was! Sadly I sold it for a song on WFF when I found myself suddenly having to move back in 2015.
Pram I built a few years ago that I nicknamed The Otter
I even had these custom stickers made for it:
I tried to find a pic of my first float tube, and old donut style Buck's Buckaroo, but that was before the digital photo era.
-andy
Buck's Bag Bronco II U-tube
Fish Cat
Outcast PAC 800. I customized the heck out of this boat, even fabricated from scratch an insulated soft-sided cooler bag (to fit on the rear deck) using heavy duty PVC like rafts are made of. What a sewing project that was! Sadly I sold it for a song on WFF when I found myself suddenly having to move back in 2015.
Pram I built a few years ago that I nicknamed The Otter
I even had these custom stickers made for it:
I tried to find a pic of my first float tube, and old donut style Buck's Buckaroo, but that was before the digital photo era.
-andy
Camo Clad Warrior
Smolt
Picked this bad girl up a bout a couple summers back. Pretty much my baby. Love floating the Yak and beyond. Rowing skills are improving and confidence is building.
Dogsnfish
Steelhead
I have a couple of float tubes but have not used them in several years. I mainly use my Outcast Pac10 for small rivers and non-motorized lakes. It's the one on the right in the photo below. Use the power boat for bass on the Snake in spring, and getting to steelhead runs on the other side of the road August to December.
āLet's see your flotilla
ā @Billy
Oh, hell no! Thatās really personal. Iād rather show everyone a pic of my lingerie drawer and that aināt happening either, LOL! I think I only added four boats last year but hey, two were gifts so they donāt count, right?
Edit: Oops, 5 boats last yearā¦
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OMG, if I had that all, I would have storage issues. Impressive
Nothing that 11 garages and a carport can't cure.
Down to two hard boats and will sell the Drifter this Spring. No telling how many inflatables are scattered about.
My bad! It just looks so much like my 150 I made the assumption
That additional 2ā gives you so much more room in boats in this length. Thatās a real beauty and I think the color looks great!
I will not be there this year. The business I work for in Westport used to go every year and I occasionally helped, but they haven't had a booth in a couple few years
I don't have photos of everything that floats, and a picture of the storage mess that is my garage/shop would be too embarrassing. The inventory goes something like this:
1. Easy Rider canoe;
2. Eddyline Kayak;
3. 16' Lund equipped with jet drive outboard;
4. 10' wooden pram (build photos featured on WFF 2017);
5. Achilles LT2 inflatable;
6. Watermaster Kodiak;
7. Alpacka packraft x 2;
8. Alpacka open floor packraft;
9. Custom 32 oz. float tube;
10. Curtis inflatable raft. I think that's all of 'em.
1. Easy Rider canoe;
2. Eddyline Kayak;
3. 16' Lund equipped with jet drive outboard;
4. 10' wooden pram (build photos featured on WFF 2017);
5. Achilles LT2 inflatable;
6. Watermaster Kodiak;
7. Alpacka packraft x 2;
8. Alpacka open floor packraft;
9. Custom 32 oz. float tube;
10. Curtis inflatable raft. I think that's all of 'em.
