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Sevylor® Fish Hunter Inflatable Fishing Boats

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  • 2-chamber, 30-gauge PVC hull
  • Multichambered floor with twin tunnel chambers for extra stability and better tracking
  • Rod holders
  • Easy-inflating Boston valves on the main chambers
  • Gear pouch

Great for getting into those hard-to-fish places!

Built with all the features a fisherman needs: superior quality 2-chamber 30-gauge PVC hull; multichambered floor with twin tunnel chambers for extra stability while fighting fish and better tracking through rough water; rod holders; easy-inflating Boston valves on the main chambers; gear pouch. Repair kit included. [Read More]

   
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  • 2-chamber, 30-gauge PVC hull
  • Multichambered floor with twin tunnel chambers for extra stability and better tracking
  • Rod holders
  • Easy-inflating Boston valves on the main chambers
  • Gear pouch

Great for getting into those hard-to-fish places!

Built with all the features a fisherman needs: superior quality 2-chamber 30-gauge PVC hull; multichambered floor with twin tunnel chambers for extra stability while fighting fish and better tracking through rough water; rod holders; easy-inflating Boston valves on the main chambers; gear pouch. Repair kit included. Color: Olive Green. Imported.

Maximum 3hp motor.

9'2'' model: seats 4; 4'6'' beam; 700 lb. capacity; 1 inflatable seat.
12' model: seats 6; 5' beam; 1200 lb. capacity; 2 inflatable seats; marine battery pouch.

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I am looking to pack this down and take it to some mountain lakes in Wyoming. Would love to know how much this weighs, and what its deflated dimensions are.

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1 month, 2 weeks ago
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Carl4
 - Wyoming
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In quite a few reviews, I've noticed people talking about a boat boot to help protect it. whats the name of it and where can i find it?
1 month, 3 weeks ago
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Chrisw91
 - Suwanee, GA
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Try the Sevylor® Breakdown/Telescoping Oars Item Number: 38-538-729-00
5 months, 1 week ago
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 - springfield, mo
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i have a trolling motor right now but would like to put a little bigger motor on for trolling the piers on Lake Ontario, and there are some good deals around for some low hp motors.
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michelllaea
 - hamilton, On
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The recommended max hp motor for this boat is 4.0.
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2.5 HP motor
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 - Springfield, MO
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What is the weight limit.

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busterp
 - Florida
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Maximum weight capacity is 700 pounds for the 4 person boat, and 1200 pounds for the 6 person boat.
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Item 38-511-126-00 Max capacity: 700 lbs
Item 38-610-090-00 Max capacity: 1,200 lbs
6 months ago
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 - springfield, mo
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I'm very new to the boating scene and will use this only on small lakes and rivers. Will this require a registration with the State of Florida if used with a standard saltwater trolling motor?
6 months ago
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 - Miami, FL
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You will need to check your local laws to find out if this boat will need to be registered if mounting a trolling motor, or any other type of motor to it.
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Here is what I found on Florida DNR web site: Yes, all vessels used on public waterways with any kind of motor must be titled and registered. However, you might call to check by calling 1-888-347-4356.
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 - springfield, mo
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I have an inflateable similar to the Sevylor, an 8' boat. I would like to find a floor so I can get increased stability and a hard surface for the battery for my trolling motor,
8 months ago
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 - Western Massachusetts
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You just need to purchase 1/2" plywood to make a floor to fit where you want it.
7 months ago
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 - Springfield, MO
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We are vacationing in the gulf in a few weeks, and I want to know if it would be safe/legal to take it out in the water.
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The side of the boat says "For use in protected waters to within 300M of shore", which is about 900 feet and change. I've taken her out in fairly rough pond conditions, but never out on the ocean. It seems like it would be fine if the weather is fairly calm. Check registration regulations in the state you will be in, in some states it only has to be registered if there is a motor on it.
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 - South Shore, MA
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Yes, but be sure to wear a life jacket. Have fun!
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 - Chicago
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Seats?

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Is there anyway I can put some other type of more comfortable seat in this?
If I buy it I am going for the 12' model will this be ok for me and my brother(we are both over 6' but together we only weigh 350 or so) to fish in comfortably.
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As far as seats, there are stadium seats but no place to attach them. As far as you and your brother the weight would not be a problem, your height may be something to consider.
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 - Springfield, MO
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 - Cuba, MO
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These have a 90 day warranty through Sevylor.
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Yes, all Sevylor fishing boats come with a 1-year product defect warranty.
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 - Chicago
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