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. 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.
Rated 4.4 out of 5 by 27
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Rated 4 out of 5 by Shawvy Great Boat
Took the 9 footer down the a local river last weekend. Spent two days on the river and she handled fine. Parts of the river where very low and for the most part we just glided through. At the end of the second day we did put a hole in the floor chamber but where still afloat. Will probably patch here up and take her out again soon. Fit me and a friend (both over 6 feet tall) 2 backpacks with food and water and 2 rods in boat. We had a tent but we left it behind thinking we would not have room. Once on the river I sat with on my bag with feet forward in the water, so we probably could have fit the tent as well.
Advantages - good price, durable, work well in deep or shallow water.
Disadvantages - If you manage to fit 4 people in it you won't have room for anything else, won't make great time paddling
July 14, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by NYbronzeback14 Fish Hunter
All my friends laughed at me when I told them I was buying an inflatable fishing boat. I bought it anyway and am glad I did. Myself and my son who is 8 use this boat all the time floating the Allegheny river fishing for smallmouth and while guys are standing on the shore wishing to get by the overgrown weeds during the summer we float on by giggling of course. I purchased the motor for it and am amazed at how fast this thing pushes this boat. I lay down some old plywood on the floors so we are able to stand and it works great. If you want a river boat or a small pond boat and are on a budget, this is a great buy. Oh and we also have a fishfinder which makes it a lot easer to spot baitfish, rock ledges and other structure.
March 30, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by michailiuk911 okay product
ive had one for a while i use it on no moter lakes that are hard to get to cause it weights less then a kayak but this thing is hard to patch and thats not good for an inflatable fishing boat but it is to transport and you can fit it with a 3hp motor
March 19, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by DrEd Inflatable fishing Boat
Very good boat. Was Looking for noninflatable boat in a "reasonable" price range that I could use to take the kids fishing in the "man-made" lake behind the house, but I was only able to to find one and two person kayaks and canoes and inflatable boats. So I was a little concerned about going inflatable. But this 12-foot boat is well built and sturdy, and comfortably held myself and my three kids (the oldest = 11 years old) and some fishing gear, but was still light enough to easily pull it to the lake from the house.
The only negative is the oar holders are small and do not open and close, so I could not get the handle-end of the oars thru them, and I was unable to find oars anywhere that did not have a "handle" on the end of the paddle. And without the oar holders, one person cannot row the boat by himself.
Otherwise this is a great boat, and I agreed with all of the reviews that I read about it proclaiming such. But if they redesign this in the future, perhaps they can take this into conderation (or at least sell oars where the handle can screw on and off).
December 27, 2010
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will I need to buy paddles or does it come with some already in the package?
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No, this boot does not come with paddles. Paddles can be found online under keyword search “Paddles” or "Oars." Thanks!Details:
I am wondering if the bottom of the boat is of rugged (durable) material or does it feel it will pop with any poke? I want it for canals and lakes but am worried about crocs and alligators in south fla.Answers
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The bottom is made of .75 millimeter 30 gauge PVC. I might not recommend this for crocs and alligators since a hook can penetrate the vinyl parts. I hope this helps. ThanksDetails:
I plan on using this strictly for fishing but I've always wondered what happens when a hook sticks it?Answers
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Most likely, a hook will penetrate the vinyl. Make sure you take with you a repair kit or try the Airhead® Vinyl Repair Kit for Inflatable’s item number 38-610-077-00.Thanks
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What kind of pump would I need to buy to be able to inflate it? Also, is it easy to deflate and pack up? How small can you fold it into?Answers
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Here are the pumps that you can choose from. http://www.sevylor.com/Pumps-C44.as... or http://www.basspro.com/Boating-Wate.... Yes, it is easy to deflate and pack up. The size when its deflated and rolled up will vary based off the person. It should be roughly 20 in Length, 15 in Width, and 30 in Height. That is a rough estimate though. ThanksDetails:
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.Thanks
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It weighs about 60lbs. or so. You should be able to handle it by yourself but i would recommend having someone help you with it.Q:
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Where can you find a "boat boot" to protect it from hooks and sharp objects while fishing?
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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?Answers
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No, I am sorry but the manufacturer does not offer a “Boat Boot” for their boats at this time. ThanksAnswers
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Try the Sevylor® Breakdown/Telescoping Oars Item Number: 38-538-729-00Details:
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.Answers
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The recommended max hp motor for this boat is 4.0.Answers
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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 lbsItem 38-610-090-00 Max capacity: 1,200 lbs
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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?Answers
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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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