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Haha it's all fun and games until I fall out of the boat lol

Haha thanks man!

Glad you found the video helpful! Yep, it was a "fun" 8 or so minutes for sure. Excited to take it back out next season.

I have one set up for fishing . It is a great 2 man boat

@@nunya5928 I just got mine a month ago. Haven't been on the water yet, but it's ready to go at first opportunity!

Hey Jonathan, it handles ok in slower water. It tends to get turned around pretty easily when wind picks up. Are you planning to put a rowing frame into it? That would probably be a better way to go to have more maneuverability. The bottom of the boat does touch the water.

@@kevinflyboy777 yea I’m wanting to buy the orvis hookjaw raft. It’s a high five raft in dark green and has a nrs frame. I figured it would be good for some bigger rivers and smaller water we have here in Alabama. It will be primarily a solo boat but also want room for an occasional passenger. The videos of yours I’ve watched it looks like the raft checks all the boxes I need. Thanks for the reply and info. Another question I had was about the weight of the raft. I’m new to rafts and I’m trying to learn all I can. I was looking at the orvis boat and a catchercraft boat but the catchercraft has maxxon raft and it is lighter but I think I’m wanting the heavier pvc. Does the raft feel as strong as it looks? Because it looks like a tank!!! Also I’m a fairly big guy over 6’ and well north of 250lbs I’m a little nervous about standing on the raft but this video made me feel better about it with the two guys up front. You think the boat will have a problem supporting me standing and fishing? Again thank you for the response and help and thank you for any information or advice you might have

@@jonathancrew5041 it's a pretty solid boat! The only possible thing I would mention is the drop stitch floor can make it a little more wobbly when standing up. It's like a stand up paddle board. But if you can balance it shouldn't be a problem. Also the heavier weight with a frame should keep it more stable. It's only 87lbs on its own without a frame.

@@jonathancrew5041 did you end up getting the Hookjaw? Your reasons behind getting one very similar to mine. Mostly used solo for now but nice to have passenger space.

Thank you! This was over 2 days and we did White Pine to Knife Edge I believe. It was a great time for sure! Enjoy your trip!