Inflatable Pontoon Fishing Boat

I've seen a lot of these dual-hulled inflatable pontoon boats used in America for fly fishing and i'm interested in getting one for my father's birthday.

They're also know as catarafts i think or as a variation of float tubes. They have two inflatable bladders with a seat suspended between and a bar to rest your feet on and they make great inflatable fishing boats. I can see plenty for sale in the US but none in the UK.

Are there any businesses out there shipping these to the UK?

Hi, if you visit www.pontoonboats.co.uk you will find the boats you are looking for.
We, Highland Ventures Ltd are the sole UK importers of the range of Classic Accessories Pontoon Boats and float tubes and have appointed a number of distributors in Scotland, where you can buy these boats. If you check out the website you will find further details including the addresses of distributors, pictures of the boats in action and all the relevant info you may require. They are very reasonably priced and we are sure your Father will be very appreciative if he receives one for his birthday!

2007-08-20 15:36:43 by trsteventon

this is some of the stuff i take on my pontoon fishing boat

I am about 90 lbs and 4 foot 11 inches. I Own Waders with boots and have been fishing for a while. I have about 200$ to spend and need a new way to fish. So should I get an inflatable boat, inflatable Canoe, inflatable kayak, inflatable float tube, or an inflatable pontoon to go fishing with

A "U" float tube will be the best bet for small ponds and even big lakes on calm days. At your height the models with extra high seats will give a problem with getting a good bite with fins. I have been using a Kennebec for the past 6 years. It is comfortable, stable and rides low on the water. The only negative is that the large wet surface makes it slower than my friends tubes. Shop around for an inflatable life preserver like a SOS model manual operated. Automatics are a poor choice for a tuber. Then invest the rest of your budget in a tube.

2009-06-01 16:45:14 by BGanz the fishing wrestler

This pontoon catamaran is a 12' inflatable and will fold up into a bag and store in your car. In Pennsylvania do you think you would need a 10 tag or a boat licenses? It does not have a motor attached to it, although if I wanted to I could put one on. Right now I am just oaring it. I just bought it so I don't know all of the regulations in PA yet. I am sure someone will know.

yes .you dont have too but you should any way.i think its like ten bucks and you get a sticker to put on it...

2008-01-28 06:20:20 by saving_my_kisses

I just bought a one person inflatable pontoon boat to do some fishing at a nearby lake. I would like to know what else I can do with it. I might be interested in taking it down a river. What rivers in the US is good for this? If you can give me some ideas through your experiences, it would be wonderful!

BTW, I live in Texas.

Dependin' on the type/brand/size pontoon ya' got, there be a lot of rivers in Texas but, might suggest that ya' get the feel of it first before tackling moving waters. Trust me, I've done some raftin'/pontoonin' in my years and those moving waters have a' mind of their own <);-3

2010-07-21 11:15:58 by Far From Rooted

should i get a small inflatable boat or a fishing kayak or a pontoon inflatable or not but not to expensive which one would be the best for fishing if you find any that are under 400$ give me a link to look at them for the small inflatable boat i only want one for 3 people or two people

If you are serious about your fishing... You really do not want an inflatable boat of any kind. And it is not only the hooks you have to worry about, it is fish fins.
I live on my boat full-time and I can't even recall the number of times I've watched people floating around in inflatables fishing around the docks... and it is almost a sure bet we will see at least one a month go under.

Good luck,
John

2010-07-21 08:58:24 by borat