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Old 05-30-10, 06:54 PM   #1
Bassboss
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Default Inflatable boats?

I'm gonna try to get a job some where this summer. Hope fully I'll get at least 100 bucks from it. So I was looking around BPS at inflatable boats, in the 100$ price point, maybe a little more, I dunno.

So does anyone use an inflatable boat for fishing? Just ponds and maybe this chain of lakes. I'll just be paddling around, no motor unless I get enough cash.. probably wont though. How do inflatable boats handle in wind around 15mph, and less. And how's the fishability? Do they how's a 7 - 10 footer gonna Carrie 3 rods (I'll use one, have the others spare), tow 6'6" one 7'. And a decent size tackle bag? And is there anyway to get something to sit on in there? Maybe a lawn chair with some cloth around the legs so it wont puncture. Also if you could take some pics of your rig with all the stuff in it, that would be great as well!

Thanks for any help!
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