Thanks for the great walk through! That platform is hard to beat and the fact it’s American made is even better! 💪🏼 cheers. Subbed for more great small boat /kayak reviews!
Good information video on the new model. I love my 2020 Solo Skiff, I rigged it up with all the items and location that I like after over 7 years on different Kayaks fishing saltwater. Now after over 3 yrs with my Solo Skiff I even go over 25+ miles off shore in the San Diego, Ca. area and mostly surf launch from La Jolla Shores in search of California Yellowtail and the last couple off years for Tuna and Dorados. It's is a blast to ride and covers so much water that on a kayak, you can only dream about. Get one, you'll love it. There's No boat or skiff that can do all that and get 25 mpg of regular. I used to own boats in decades past and certainly can't afford $100-$300 in gas to search for Tuna, as compared to $15-$18. Never have to worry about fighting the current or wind, always get back easy, even with a 46 lb California Yellowtail on my Fish Kill bag on the bow. Tight Lines!
I purchase one last year (green hull) what is the best way to set the boat trailer for that hull design? Currently I have runners running the length of the hull, (boat seems to move to much on the trailer) thinking about making then perpendicular to the hull with some up rights...
Thanks for the great walk through! That platform is hard to beat and the fact it’s American made is even better! 💪🏼 cheers. Subbed for more great small boat /kayak reviews!
@diywaterworld Thanks for stopping by. I agree, Solo Skiff's are awesome 🤘
Wow, that boat moves right along. Awesome boat.
It sure does Tom, alot of fun 👍
Good information video on the new model. I love my 2020 Solo Skiff, I rigged it up with all the items and location that I like after over 7 years on different Kayaks fishing saltwater. Now after over 3 yrs with my Solo Skiff I even go over 25+ miles off shore in the San Diego, Ca. area and mostly surf launch from La Jolla Shores in search of California Yellowtail and the last couple off years for Tuna and Dorados. It's is a blast to ride and covers so much water that on a kayak, you can only dream about. Get one, you'll love it. There's No boat or skiff that can do all that and get 25 mpg of regular. I used to own boats in decades past and certainly can't afford $100-$300 in gas to search for Tuna, as compared to $15-$18. Never have to worry about fighting the current or wind, always get back easy, even with a 46 lb California Yellowtail on my Fish Kill bag on the bow. Tight Lines!
Yoo thats awesome to hear. A great platform to build out for your needs as your fishing style evolves, we love em!
Dang, all I got to say. I see the airboat guys lighting up.
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That one croc in the water
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I purchase one last year (green hull) what is the best way to set the boat trailer for that hull design? Currently I have runners running the length of the hull, (boat seems to move to much on the trailer) thinking about making then perpendicular to the hull with some up rights...
Running the bunks flat is best imo since it's a flat hull design. Running a stopping pole on the sides can help to prevent any side to side movement.
Is that the San Marcos river in the beginning?
Yes, this is on the San Marcos
Are there any restrictions for motors? Can I run my johnboat with a 3.5?
I was told that the Yamaha 4-6hp rubs the hull. Did they ever fix that problem?
Never rubbed for me, been running it since 2016
@@tgcanoesandkayaks Thanks, I always liked Yamaha.
What’s the price $$$$$$?