Originally posted by jeffhasapond:
That looks like a great pond boat GW. There is another brand of boat that is similar to that (forget the name, I even researched it once, dang I think I have "early alzheimers" setting in, I seem to be forgetting everything lately, any way back to the discussion regarding global warming) but the "other" brand was not layed out nearly as well as that one.
I use a kayak for fishing (which I really like) and I have a 14' Gregor for pond maintenance. My wife hates the Gregor because it will really roll side to side with minimal weight transfer. I keep looking for an alternative. Please post your reviews of the boat after you have had a chance to use it. I'm specifically interested in stability.
Hopefully I'll remember to check back on this thread to read your comments but I can't guarantee anything.
And yes you made me jealous, thanks, thanks a lot.
Jeff, Hubby and I have a boat very much like this one, I love it. We have used it for 14 years and I have yet to tip over in it. It is very stable and I don't like deep water that well, so I wouldn't get in a boat that would tip. Canoe's, Forget it! No Way. I have seen guys fishing in one like this and they had it almost sitting on its edge and just fishing away, they looked comfy, but I don't think I would try it. :p
