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jon boat vhull to bass boat conversion TBNation
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- Опубликовано: 17 сен 2020
- overview of my custom built row boat turned into a small 14ft bass boat. Check out the boat building page Tiny Boat Nation on Facebook for more boat builds like this.
Nice boat brother you’ve done a great job. I’m working on my own too :)
Very cool build your step Dad would love it
Thanks a lot. I appreciate that.
outstanding work!....can't wait to start working on my 16ft. this is the inspiration I need!! I can't wait to join the TBNation.
I need to get me a vhull. I have a 1432 flat bottom right now. It's just plain. I like the v better. They just ride better. Great video. You put everything I would want on a tiny bass boat. Tight lines.
Looks really good man. I'm in the middle of my first boat restoration a 1966 mirrorcraft. I think its the exact same boat you have. Its been really slow going. This video will help me out quite a bit. Thank you for sharing
No problem. If you have any questions feel free to ask. I'm happy to help. I've been doing more to it so I will make another video in the spring.
Awesome boat build!
That is awesome work man, livin my dream :) Thanks for the tour!
Also you did a great job on the boat
Where did you get the belt buckles straps? That’s a great idea and I would like to get them since I see they work. Tired of using the ratchet strap across the boat. Thanks
Awesome build dude!!
Thank you. I appreciate it.
Awesome bro!!!
Love your set up! I just got me a 14’ v hull i want to convert to a bass boat a little intimidating but eager to get the project started. Any tips or tricks?
Awesome build! How wide/ tall is the boat? Watching your dam fishing video it looks super stable.
At the widest point I think it's like 54 inches and it's a normal style vhull. 14ft. Its decently stable on smaller lakes and rivers. On some bigger water it gets a little sketchy but the bump seat helps. Thanks for the support!
Planning mine, while I save up the cash to fund. Did you cut your bench seats out completely, frame in the subfloor and put pour foam in it, with a channel in the middle for water draining, or skip all that?
I did not add any pour foam. I planned to as I wasnt sure if i was keeping it the way it is. There is a small channel in the bottom of the boat for drainage and i kind of framed around it not to mess up any water flow to back of the boat. I only cut out a hole in the bench and framed the live well in around it.
Dam!!!! All kinds of goodies!! Nice build, how’s the stability walking around on the deck with all that weight? Looks good 👍🏼
Its actually pretty stable. I don't usually go out into rougher waters tho. I know its limits lol.
You like the foot mount on that trolling motor? I have the same one and have trouble operating it. I am use to the ones that fit your shoe.
No I'm not crazy about the foot pedal. I prefer the kind that you are using. I have the copilot so I use the handheld control a lot of the time. Thanks for the comments.
That thing is sweet! I've been wanting to start my build for a while but can't decide on layout. Did you have a final result in mind before you began or did it evolve during?
Thanks man. I kind of had a basic idea, but for the most part it kind of just came together as I was doing it. I've still been adding more. I recently added 2 long bunks with slides on the trailer and also a small led headlight on the front and rear of the boat.
What is that container you’ve got your soft plastics in
They are called Flambeau Super half satchel.
@@sampson583 hey thanks for the response
@@sampson583 how do you like it
@@largemammaloutdoors4503 they are decent. I have 2 for soft plastics in my boat. They are not so durable and the latch could be better so I wouldn't throw them around or drop them, but they are cheap and do the trick and you won't cry of you do happen to crack or break on like the $50 plano edge ones. I switch all my boxes out to the edge system but not those ones.
And those are a hell of a lot cheaper than those flambeau containers
Jon boats, by definition cant have a v-hull. When you add a v hull, it stops being a job boat.
Cool story