It's time for this little lake pontoon to go. I got it secondhand 15 years ago and have used it a bunch and love it, but it no longer fits into my life. It floats well, tracks, well, and has served me well for 100+ days on the water.
It's a framed float tube to be used with flippers, not oars. The seat height is adjustable, about 6", so that you can sit higher or lower depending on your comfort and weight. In the highest position it kept my butt dry even when I weighed 325.
It's missing the stripping apron and the 3rd spare bladder has a crack near the valve that I repaired with aquaseal and epoxy. All 3 bladders hold air. Pontoons are 6 feet long
Each pontoon has a zippered pocket and the previous owner (Scottflycst from the old forum) added a little pulley so that an anchor can be used- I typically filled a mesh bag with rocks at the launch.
Flippers and pumps optional for another 20. Flippers need new straps which are cheap online. They broke on the lake so I make shifted some out of bungees and never got around to replacing them.
If your new to lake fishing, here is a cheap, stable, comfortable, effective way in.
It's a framed float tube to be used with flippers, not oars. The seat height is adjustable, about 6", so that you can sit higher or lower depending on your comfort and weight. In the highest position it kept my butt dry even when I weighed 325.
It's missing the stripping apron and the 3rd spare bladder has a crack near the valve that I repaired with aquaseal and epoxy. All 3 bladders hold air. Pontoons are 6 feet long
Each pontoon has a zippered pocket and the previous owner (Scottflycst from the old forum) added a little pulley so that an anchor can be used- I typically filled a mesh bag with rocks at the launch.
Flippers and pumps optional for another 20. Flippers need new straps which are cheap online. They broke on the lake so I make shifted some out of bungees and never got around to replacing them.
If your new to lake fishing, here is a cheap, stable, comfortable, effective way in.