[grubman]

Not all/many of us can afford a boat. But for those who go to large ponds or small backwood lakes this might be perfect for you. I been thinking about it and debating this one or a canoe. I've built a jon boat and would like something as small and light as these.

Enjoy and never forget your lifejacket.

http://www3.sympatic...cleod/skiff.htm

[basshat22]

Keep an eye out for sales from fall to spring Canoes and kayaks can go on sale for as much as %40 off. I picked up my little 8' sit-in kayak on sale for about $200 a while back at crappy tire. My buddy fishes out of a cheap rubber raft... with pointy hooks...!!

[grubman]

basshat22, on 24 December 2011 - 11:19 AM, said:

Keep an eye out for sales from fall to spring Canoes and kayaks can go on sale for as much as %40 off. I picked up my little 8' sit-in kayak on sale for about $200 a while back at crappy tire. My buddy fishes out of a cheap rubber raft... with pointy hooks...!!

Thx will keep my eyes on the flyers.

[Spinninreel]

I would recommend a pontoon boat where the pontoons are inflatable. Quite light and will fit into most vehicles, stable and comfortable.

[grubman]

I've looked at the pontoon idea. The inflatable is too expensive, $500 at Bass Pro. Online just the inflatable pontoons alone were $500. They are a great design if aluminum tubing is used for the frame, but wood is still cheaper and biodegradable unlike PVC/hypalon.

[Coreyhkh]

http://www.seaeagle....ntoonBoats.aspx

Its awesome and you can stand up I give it a 98% well worth the money.