White River Fly Shop® Lost Lake Open Front Float Tube
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Get more tube for your buck with the Lost Lake Open Front Float Tube from White River Fly Shop®. The Lost Lake Open Front Float Tube is constructed from durable 420 denier nylon with rugged PVC bladders, and features tackle storage pouches with dual zippers, removable fly patch, comfortable quick-release seating, hi-vis back safety panel, mesh casting apron with ruler, hook 'n loop rod holder, carrying handles, multiple D-rings for tools and accessories, and a reliable and easy access Boston valve for quick inflation and deflation. Plus, all of the Lost Lake Tube's critical seams have been triple stitched, so you don't have to worry about anything except hooking your next fish! Imported.
White River Fly Shop® Replacement Open Front Float Tube Bladder sold separately.
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by hawghunter00 Best for the money
I've used this for four seasons now without a problem. the only thing I can say bad about is that the nylon stretches out a little bit over time. Besides that it's really comfortable, and easy to set up. The best thing about it is you can take it anywhere.
January 19, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by verifine First float tube
GReat tube got it as a birthday present and used it a few times since. Only complaint is i wish it would allow you to sit a bit higher in it as i fly fish which makes it a bit difficult to cast.
August 5, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5Â by tjz0 nice
it doesn't say it is a boat, it does exactly what it was made to do, i enjoy mine when i want to go to somewhere my boat cant be launched. Actually at some points enjoy it more than my boat because you are so much closer to water. When you fight a big fish you will be moved, maybe a few feet or maybe a couple hundred yards.
July 19, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5Â by BigManFloating Great way to fish
Bought this tube at a friends suggestion. And one time using it was all I need to be hooked. Great way to reach hard to get at spots, and very quiet in the water. Takes a little to get used to casting and setting a hook but it is a lot of fun. Though I would suggest that you upgrade the flippers, it will give you a little propulsion to get a round with. This is one of the best fishing investments I've made since I bought my boat! Now I am a big guy, 6'2" and almost 300 lbs. so the fit is a bit tight, but still very comfortable, especially after you get in the water and are floating.
June 16, 2010
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i weigh about 100lbs,and have asthma, will i have a hard time carring this? and does it have a case you tote it with?
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hello, asthma is often related to your diet:avoid milk and cheese and you'll stay better!
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I don't know how bad your asthma is, but it only weighs about 10 lbs. I can pick it up and carry it with one hand, and I'm not particularly in shape.-DJM
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The new trend seems to be a seat that is higher in the front on U-boats. This makes the user feel more secure but doesn't work for shorter people because it puts the front edge of the seat below the knee and their flippers stick up uselessly in the air!Answers
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would'nt try it, unless you can figure out a way to put a boat motor on it. I fish lakes and have fins and on a rough day its toughA:Â
It depends on how hard you can kick. I have had some problems fighting strong wind. I highly recommend an anchor just in case you get too tired, and want to rest.
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Yes it is safe but it will be tiring after a while! I always have an anchor in moving water if i need a break.
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Fishing in Remote, Backcountry Waters is perfect.Float Tubes may be used on lakes. Float tubes can once again be dangerous on large lakes in the event of high winds. Float tubes are not designed to "ride the waves" like a pontoon boat or an inflatable kayak is.
Float Tubes, while they can be used in rivers, are most definitely not recommended for river fishing. This is especially so if the river is fast moving, has rapids or has no current at all. Indeed, on fast moving rivers or where there are rapids, a float tube can be downright dangerous - especially if you are wearing waders.
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Can you get replacement bladders for these tubes? I would hope if one is damaged you would be able to just replace that bladder instead of purchasing an entire new tube. ThanksAnswers
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Yes you can. As a matter of fact the replacement bladders are a little better quality than the one it comes with. Bass Pro Shops has them for $ 19.99.
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Yes you can. Try using this number to find it38-431-572-00.
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It only weighs a couple of pounds all set up.A:Â
not sure off hand but like 10-15 lbs max not very heavy and has handles on each side to carry it aroundA:Â
not heavy, like maybe 15-25 lbs with all your gear in the pockets. It is a different story when you drag it out of the water though, more like 50 or 60 pounds. It does have holes to drain the water though.
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The float tube is not very heavy it is maybe 20lbs or so. (NOT exact)A:Â
the tube weighs around 5 to 7 pounds roughly, very light and east to get in and out of the water.Answers
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the front, $79 is closed in front
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Both of the tubes are great but they have different things like storage space and types of materials.1 of 1
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