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Get off the bank and explore new water! Designed by float-tube junkies, these White River Fly Shop® Lost Lake™ Float Tubes are a pleasure to fish from. The latest generation of Lost Lake tubes is constructed from heavy nylon packcloth to provide years of service. Critical seams are triple-stitched for added strength. Imported.
Critical seams are triple-stitched for added strength
Heavy nylon packcloth construction
U-shaped, open front designs
Maximum weight capacity: 225 lbs.
Web ID: 1402130916212
Rated 5 out of
5 by
plantman from
Nice Tube and a Nice priceAfter being very disappointed with my purchase of a Classic Brand float tube, I picked this one at about half the price. This float tube is great !
Date published: 2018-05-06
Rated 5 out of
5 by
KrFullingim from
Float Tube ReviewMy tube was bought at the OKC Bass Pro location less than a week ago. I used it out on the lake for the first time yesterday. I absolutely loved it. I had plenty of storage room for the items/gear that I wanted to bring with me (which I originally thought was a lot). The only problem I had with my tube, was that I kept slipping forward in the seat. Other then having to constantly scoot myself back up into the seat, I didn't have any other problems with my tube. I am already looking forward to taking it out again very soon!
Date published: 2017-04-19
Rated 5 out of
5 by
seeratlas from
A lotta boat for the buck!!you can pay a lot more money but you won't get a lot more boat. i have cammo version. its light, the shell is solid material, the bladders fit well, the valves are the kind i like, simple, well made and you can top off inflate by mouth if you get into coooold water. get the little 12v pump that both inflates and deflates at the car or truck, or motorcycle!, and u are set. if you are worried about stabilitu, don't b. i'm 6'3 and about 265. dead stabil and more comfortable than your recliner at home. seriously u will b shocked.. plenty of storage, u can fish alll day so bring something to eat and a drink.. casting is no problem, plenty of height out of the water. not the fastest boat on the lake but get the big turbo type fins and you can putter around all day while exercising your legs. advise the simplest breathe able fabric waders, for an in the water experience you'll go back for time after time. soooo much better than fishing from shore and if you know where your fish are, taking the truck or car close then an easy walk is better than screwing round with the loading and unloading of a boat then driving miles down the lake to get where you want to go. and sooooomuch cheaper:) this is one of the best bass pro products i've seen.
When going from near sea level to 8000'-9000' elevation, do you need to deflate the air bladders?
Asked by: psiLBC
Inflation Air Pressure: A float tube bladder should be inflated enough to make the wrinkles in the cover material disappear, no more. When inflated to 2.5 psi, the tube is very firm, not rock hard. Try to not over inflate your tube. This shortens it's life by stretching the stitching, or maybe you could even burst a seam.
Don't leave a full float tube in the vehicle in summer sunshine. The heat will cause the air inside the tube air bladder to expand and thereby over inflate your tube, possibly damaging it. In this situation let some air out so the tube is only partially inflated, squishy and wobbly. No harm can come from expansion due to heat then.
Answered by: BPSResource7
Date published: 2018-08-01
Where do you put the fish once you catch one?
Asked by: Ken Notter
Thank you for your inquiry!
You should be able to attach a stringer or fish basket (Not Included) to this tube if you want to keep fish.
Answered by: BPSResource16
Date published: 2018-06-24
Can I use it on the river? Will the rocks on the bottom
puncture holes or is it durable enough to take it ?
Asked by: Socrates123
Hi, most float tubes are not ideal for river fishing. Float tubes aren’t built to battle strong river currents. So, using them for river fishing can be dangerous. You’ll need to use caution, and fish a safe stretch of river where the current is weak. Plus, if you’re wearing flippers and waders you’ll have a hard time moving if you tumble over. There have been rare cases of fishermen in float tubes getting turned upside down in rivers and drowning.
Thank you
Answered by: BPSResource7
Date published: 2018-06-05
The product description states a weight limit of 225, however in a previously asked question on the weight limit, the answer is 325. What is the weight limit? Are there differen models?
Asked by: SFHOK
Thank you for choosing Bass Pro Shops. Per the manufacturer, the weight limit is 225 lbs.
Answered by: BPSProductSpecialist8
Date published: 2018-05-23
Do you sit above the water?
Asked by: Duckwidow
You sit in the water.
Answered by: BPSResource19
Date published: 2018-06-10
Does it have four D rings under the seat, so you can attach shoulder straps for hiking?
Asked by: limnos
thank you for your inquiry:
This does not have d-rings located underneath the seat.
Answered by: BPSResource15
Date published: 2018-06-10
Is it tough enough to float a river?
Asked by: thewriter48
Thank you for your question! This item is recommended for use in calm waters only.
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