Small Inflatable for fishing
Anyone fish from an 8 to 10ft inflable? I am considering this as schlepping a Kayak hurts my back. Looking at Sea Eagle 285 , Achilles, etc
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Take a look at the Sea Eagle 285 and tell me what you think. It can handle a small outboard or electric motor.
http://www.seaeagle.com/FramelessPontoonBoats.aspx |
I think I'd rather invest in a trailerable small aluminum skiff. Sliding it on and off the trailer would be easier on the back and overall, I think much safer in the bays and inlets.
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BigBo, I should have added what lead up to this: I have a couple of herniated discs. My Kayak sits unused cause I tweaked my back putting on and off. Took me 6 weeks to get back to felling OK. Can't store a boat where I live, so I got to thinking this would be an option for local ponds, rivers and bays. I have a Chevy equinox SUV.
Years ago I was in the Keys and met a guy from MA who have one of these and a small motor in his TRUNK! That dude caught some serious fish just out of casting range whilst I drooled with envy |
I guess in that case I'd say give it a go. Just be safe and don't take any chances.
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