Oh I remember those tube tires 😂. I tried fishing from them when I was a kid, so much fun on small fish. I can imagine how fun catching sailfish is on it. Thanks for dropping by.
@@BryanWentFishing it was crazy and everything by hand … but many like me feed our families thanks to at least that opportunity.. communism sucks my friend and people still don’t realize it.
Say a guy at the lake float past me with this while I was in my kayak. I instantly logged onto Amazon and bought myself one. They are so fun and fit my minimalist style. Also fits right in my trunk, I don’t have to put my big kayak on the roof anymore as much lol.
Thanks very brother I'd imagine the ones with the engines alot more also, and I seen some for 155 to 175 I might look into getting the 175,thanks yet again ty
@@BryanWentFishingwill do I live in Ireland beside the river liffey it's normally full of coarse fight but foreigner immigrants have cleaned it out, so I decided to try fly fishing as to I had done many a time when I was younger, I only managed to catch a few all year,there nearly cleared out to,out of the river,all canals around were I live cleared out,so I am going to hit some of the big lakes down the country but a waiting list for them like lough conn corrib and big ones like.it.if no joy I will go back to my competitors coarse fishing there on big lakes with deep waters they can't seem to do much damage to them.Anyway take care and tight lines
i messed up and fell out of my float tube and it flipped over my head! So now I'm back to shore fishing till I can find a better place to launch (it was my first time and i was stupid and launched in deep water) and also when it's summer again. Love the video!
Oh no, I hope you're ok. Yup I usually launch from an area that's no more than my knee deep. Falling in is not fun. I slipped with my flippers at one time and my arm was soaked. There are lessons learned.
Thanks for the comment. I think it would depend on what time of year you go. If it summer, I would say yes it is beginner friendly, you won't need waders if you don't mind getting your lower half wet. If it was done during the spring and fall not so much. The cold water alone would not be beginner friendly. Let me know if you have more questions. Thanks again :)
I love mine! Been using it for 2-3 years now! Yeah get a better pump and flippers lol takes me only 3-4 mins to get fully ready and sure you’re slower than a kayak but don’t have to worry about a paddle or the wind with the flippers being hands free to cast away and i can still do full loops/laps around my lake
@@BryanWentFishing they are just a normal pair i got from canadian tire, not for waders just cause its way too hot and just having your legs in the water is so cooling, but i do have a separate pair that are made for waders for when it gets colder and since the straps aren’t the best i just zip tied them to the waders 😂 i was also thinking of getting a trolling motor and diy a mount if i have too
Now you got the stillwater angling bug, nothing better. A little breeze is your friend and cloudy days. You dont have to wear clumsy wader boots. I wear just my stockingfoot waders in my kick fins. I wear Crocs walking to the water and put my fins on when I sit down in the boat. If you get some carabiners and some clothes line pulleys and attach them to the bottom of your boat and the back, you can get some para cord and a little 1.5lb claw kayak anchor and anchor up at drop offs or weed lines. That way you are keeping your fly line tight and feel soft takes you wouldnt feel free drifting. Also your back will always be to the wind so casting is very easy. Install a rod holder and get a clear intermediate camo fly line that sinks and fish nymphs, scuds, and leech pattern. I mounted a 4" sonar display to my float tube, it really helps you find weed beds and fish and know water temp. Great video, but please dont post to social media, you wont make many friends from people that fish lakes. I know an out of state guy that did that on my waters, and that winter, ice fisherman kept all the big trout.
Thanks for your question. I haven't had that issue, but I've read reviews on how fast their customer service responds and getting replacements are. Hope that helps.
Great video and first hand demo on how to set it up and fishing on it. It's been about two years, is it still holding up? Did you keep using it, or did it end up in the garage?
Thank you very much. It actually held up pretty nice. I used it just recently trying to fish for pike. I did have some issue with the flippers. Let me know if you're interested on seeing what happen.
Thanks for checking out vid out. Lazzo is pretty good too, had my eye on it as well. I'm happy with the GoPlus at the moment. Did you add an anchor to your set up?
@@BryanWentFishing no i haven't added anything, it's my first one so just wanted to keep it simple & if I get a bigger one in the future I'll think about adding more accessories.
😂😂😂😂 visioneer right here… in europe its very common to use this, in spain theres even mlf leagues and huge tournaments with up to 500/600 float tubes, this is developed here since it started in early 2000s, we even have trolling motors installed on the lower part of the float, it can take you where shore fishing cant and without the neccesity to buy a boat
Pretty cool right!? Do you think we should be catching more fish on our float tubes?
Nice in the summer heat
Definitely. Thanks for watching 🙂
Nice day for it and. great video and footage, tight lines and hello from New Zealand, Tony.
Yes! Not too hot not too cold. Thanks Tony!
i use to catch sailfish and white marlin in an inflated ttube tire among other pelagic species when i was in cuba
Oh I remember those tube tires 😂. I tried fishing from them when I was a kid, so much fun on small fish. I can imagine how fun catching sailfish is on it.
Thanks for dropping by.
@@BryanWentFishing it was crazy and everything by hand … but many like me feed our families thanks to at least that opportunity.. communism sucks my friend and people still don’t realize it.
Something new to see, excellent video, best of luck for fishing season
Glad you enjoyed it! Yes, definitely something new. You have any plans of fishing this year?
Say a guy at the lake float past me with this while I was in my kayak. I instantly logged onto Amazon and bought myself one. They are so fun and fit my minimalist style. Also fits right in my trunk, I don’t have to put my big kayak on the roof anymore as much lol.
That's basically how I got into it minus the kayak 😂. Yeah it's nice for quick trips vs bringing the canoe for me.
Do these belly boats have a engine for them I was going to get one for about 175to 250 any recommendations would be very appreciated thank you RD
Not that I know off. But even without an engine I'm able to cover a good amount of water.
Thanks very brother I'd imagine the ones with the engines alot more also, and I seen some for 155 to 175 I might look into getting the 175,thanks yet again ty
You're welcome, let me know how it goes. Hope you enjoy it as well.
@@BryanWentFishingwill do I live in Ireland beside the river liffey it's normally full of coarse fight but foreigner immigrants have cleaned it out, so I decided to try fly fishing as to I had done many a time when I was younger, I only managed to catch a few all year,there nearly cleared out to,out of the river,all canals around were I live cleared out,so I am going to hit some of the big lakes down the country but a waiting list for them like lough conn corrib and big ones like.it.if no joy I will go back to my competitors coarse fishing there on big lakes with deep waters they can't seem to do much damage to them.Anyway take care and tight lines
I use a drill paddle for mine. It works good and the float tube is so light I can glide through the water pretty fast.
i messed up and fell out of my float tube and it flipped over my head! So now I'm back to shore fishing till I can find a better place to launch (it was my first time and i was stupid and launched in deep water) and also when it's summer again. Love the video!
Oh no, I hope you're ok. Yup I usually launch from an area that's no more than my knee deep. Falling in is not fun. I slipped with my flippers at one time and my arm was soaked. There are lessons learned.
Nice video, Bryan! looks like you found a new toy and a compatible honey pound!
Hehe yes I did. Looking forward to using it more. Next video will be full of fish! 😉
I only have one question was this float to be considered beginner friendly to start fishing and open waters?
Thanks for the comment. I think it would depend on what time of year you go. If it summer, I would say yes it is beginner friendly, you won't need waders if you don't mind getting your lower half wet. If it was done during the spring and fall not so much. The cold water alone would not be beginner friendly. Let me know if you have more questions. Thanks again :)
Nice video. Would wading pants be sufficient to keep lower half dry, or are chest waders recommended?
Great question. I wouldn't recommend hip waders IMHO. The water splashes up from time to time. Chest waders would be optimal.
I love mine! Been using it for 2-3 years now! Yeah get a better pump and flippers lol takes me only 3-4 mins to get fully ready and sure you’re slower than a kayak but don’t have to worry about a paddle or the wind with the flippers being hands free to cast away and i can still do full loops/laps around my lake
Thank you for your comment 🙂. I agree 💯% I ended up getting an electric pump to make my life easier. What flippers did you upgrade to?
@@BryanWentFishing they are just a normal pair i got from canadian tire, not for waders just cause its way too hot and just having your legs in the water is so cooling, but i do have a separate pair that are made for waders for when it gets colder and since the straps aren’t the best i just zip tied them to the waders 😂 i was also thinking of getting a trolling motor and diy a mount if i have too
What kind of flippers r those?
They're just the generic ones that came with the kit.
Now you got the stillwater angling bug, nothing better. A little breeze is your friend and cloudy days. You dont have to wear clumsy wader boots. I wear just my stockingfoot waders in my kick fins. I wear Crocs walking to the water and put my fins on when I sit down in the boat. If you get some carabiners and some clothes line pulleys and attach them to the bottom of your boat and the back, you can get some para cord and a little 1.5lb claw kayak anchor and anchor up at drop offs or weed lines. That way you are keeping your fly line tight and feel soft takes you wouldnt feel free drifting. Also your back will always be to the wind so casting is very easy. Install a rod holder and get a clear intermediate camo fly line that sinks and fish nymphs, scuds, and leech pattern. I mounted a 4" sonar display to my float tube, it really helps you find weed beds and fish and know water temp. Great video, but please dont post to social media, you wont make many friends from people that fish lakes. I know an out of state guy that did that on my waters, and that winter, ice fisherman kept all the big trout.
I agree, the sonar would be nice. Which mount did you use for yours?
I enjoyed your video master, thanks for sharing as always 🙏👍
Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed it!
I'd think about getting a kayak paddle to move long distance more efficiently
Totally agree! This thing is good for small lakes, or if you don't plan on covering alot of water.
If you wear chest waders do you stay completely dry???
Yes. I wear chest waders especially on the colder days. On hotter days, you can get away with hip waders.
Hello friend, do you get replacement bladders easily?
Thanks for your question. I haven't had that issue, but I've read reviews on how fast their customer service responds and getting replacements are. Hope that helps.
Great video and first hand demo on how to set it up and fishing on it.
It's been about two years, is it still holding up? Did you keep using it, or did it end up in the garage?
Thank you very much. It actually held up pretty nice. I used it just recently trying to fish for pike. I did have some issue with the flippers. Let me know if you're interested on seeing what happen.
How is the the float tube going now after nearly one year. Nice video mate.
Thanks mate. So far so good, no leaks or deformity. I'm actually looking forward to using it more this coming spring to target Pike.
Contemplated getting this tube but went with the lazzo & am very satisfied with it but if I get another it will probably be this tube.
Thanks for checking out vid out. Lazzo is pretty good too, had my eye on it as well. I'm happy with the GoPlus at the moment. Did you add an anchor to your set up?
@@BryanWentFishing no i haven't added anything, it's my first one so just wanted to keep it simple & if I get a bigger one in the future I'll think about adding more accessories.
I recently added a small anchor for mine, game changer when it's windy.
That looks fun. Did you find that your lower body got really cold?
On this day not so much. On a cold day though... while we were in the water, it wasnt cold at all. The moment we got out, our feet got cold.
I dunnobruh. Nice stable SUP board with a seat installed would prolly be less cumbersome and free up your casting and spotting ability.
And I totally agree with you. Being low on the water takes the spotting ability away. Casting wasn't as bad as I thought though.
I recently bought this float tube and just used it. Big, big mistake. I'm going to try and return it.
I'm curious what happened. So far mine is still working.
Wow nice video on fishing...
Watching here... from philippines.
Hello friend!
Thank you! and Hello back.
Oh hope to see you also on our video my new friend!
nice video
Thanks!
Nice,but you should be using a dead cat on your microphone.
I know exactly what you mean! Had a hard time editing the sound. Thank you very much for the input.
Nice video. Thanks for the review. Helps me decide to buy one for my channel. New sub for you.
Thanks! Yup it's a great addition to my tools. Let me know how it goes for you when you pick yours up. Thanks for dropping by again 🙂
That’s cool but fuck no I ain’t dangling my feet in the water like that yall have way too much trust in the water
Lol I know how you feel. Thanks for dropping by.
@@BryanWentFishing enjoyed the video tho keep posting fishing I like to watch
Thank you very much. I appreciate the good feedback 🙂
I’m not a fan. Stupid idea. These will be on clearance very soon. Thank you for the information. Thumbs up for the video. Thumbs down for the product.
Yup I agree, it is definitely not for everyone. Thank you for the thumbs up 🙂
😂😂😂😂 visioneer right here… in europe its very common to use this, in spain theres even mlf leagues and huge tournaments with up to 500/600 float tubes, this is developed here since it started in early 2000s, we even have trolling motors installed on the lower part of the float, it can take you where shore fishing cant and without the neccesity to buy a boat
Yeah it's pretty versatile. Interesting idea for the float Tube tournaments. Trolling motor idea is also genius.
Oh hell nah