Nice video. Your jet boat is similar to mine, I installed grab/ lean bars which is a nice add giving clients a secure casting platform. When we are sight fishing for carp and gar in the sloughs and marsh areas, I use the bluetooth trolling motor just as you have. When I am fishing the swift waters on TVA controlled tail race rivers for trout and striper, the trolling motor pops off the mount and an anchoring system fits onto the same mount allowing me to drop anchor and stay in place. Good luck, you have a great fleat that will serve you well.
Nice set ups. I’ve been kicking around the idea of a river boat. I fish the rivers in my kayak now, but there are some restrictions without a motor to go upstream.
I love the video but I had a question. I run lakes like leesville and peidmont, Atwood and tappan. Is that big 50hp really worth using? Or can I get a 25 hp and it still push the boat just fine? I guess my question is, is a 50hp motor only used for Lake Erie or does it have good use in smaller lakes?
That' scary when Brian is the smart one and remembers his rain gear. Now for the important question, if you had to choose one of the boats which one would it be?
@@Madriveroutfitters Sorry I didn’t think you guys would reply but I am 13 years old and I have been fly fishing for a little over a half a year now and I’ve only been pay for my stuff with lawn mowing money and I have always wanted a Winston and it would be cool if you did a giveaway and gave away a nice rod. Thank’s, Kolton Zinn
The raft bit was priceless hehehe. Great overview of your crafts, thanks!
Not sure about "priceless" but thanks anyways. We appreciate it.
Nice video. Your jet boat is similar to mine, I installed grab/ lean bars which is a nice add giving clients a secure casting platform. When we are sight fishing for carp and gar in the sloughs and marsh areas, I use the bluetooth trolling motor just as you have. When I am fishing the swift waters on TVA controlled tail race rivers for trout and striper, the trolling motor pops off the mount and an anchoring system fits onto the same mount allowing me to drop anchor and stay in place. Good luck, you have a great fleat that will serve you well.
Thanks for watching!
Love how clean your jet boat is, simple setup for fly fishing. I am looking to build something similar for my home river.
It's opens up amazing opportunities here in Ohio that's for sure. We couldn't be guides without them.
@@Madriveroutfitters I've heard aluminum boats can be noisy to the point where they spook fish. Has this been your experience at all with the Lowe?
@@caseyjonas86 send and email over to the shop and they can get it to Josh for you. He doesn’t come around these parts.
Been looking for something like this for a while. Even asked Brian a question or two. Thank you for the content !!
Thanks for watching.
Always bring a rain jacket 🧥 no matter what the forecast. Nice boat selection. Thanks for the video
The forecast always changes. Thanks for watching.
Nice set ups. I’ve been kicking around the idea of a river boat. I fish the rivers in my kayak now, but there are some restrictions without a motor to go upstream.
Thanks for watching.
Speaking of rain gear, have you done a video on it? Looking for something light weight, can roll up in a back pack.
Mike O'Brien Give the shop a call and they can help. Thanks.
That jet drive is awesome. Looking for one myself.
Thanks for watching. We would be lost without our jetboats.
Mad River Outfitters I’m sure! I’m lost without one!
Love the videos
AIDAN_R Thanks so much for being here.
Cool thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching.
I love the video but I had a question. I run lakes like leesville and peidmont, Atwood and tappan. Is that big 50hp really worth using? Or can I get a 25 hp and it still push the boat just fine? I guess my question is, is a 50hp motor only used for Lake Erie or does it have good use in smaller lakes?
Thanks for watching but you'll really have to contact the folks at the shop with a question like that. They will know and be happy to help.
Nice Investment and Dodge truck!
Thanks for watching.
In your opinion what would be the best boat for fishing shallow streams for smalllmouth? Thx for the video.
That would be a question for one of our guides at the shop. Feel free to give a call or send an e-mail and they will be happy to help. Thanks.
Definitely a jon boat or a kayak
Nice!
Alvin Dedeaux Thanks for watching.
Any issues with catching or popping rivets on your 1648 Aura? Looks like your getting pretty skinny, thanks for sharing!
You'd have to check with Josh on that. He doesn't come around these parts. Send an e-mail to the shop and they can get it to him. Thanks.
That' scary when Brian is the smart one and remembers his rain gear. Now for the important question, if you had to choose one of the boats which one would it be?
What do you want to fish for?
And where?
And next you'll ask which of Josh's kids is his favorite?
How does that jon boat row?
Not quite like a drift boat but on the rivers where we use it it's fine.
You would give away a Winston rod
Kolton Zinn Not sure what this means. ??????
@@Madriveroutfitters Sorry I didn’t think you guys would reply but I am 13 years old and I have been fly fishing for a little over a half a year now and I’ve only been pay for my stuff with lawn mowing money and I have always wanted a Winston and it would be cool if you did a giveaway and gave away a nice rod. Thank’s, Kolton Zinn
Kolton Zinn Thanks for being here and please stay tuned.