Excellent video, like one of the other posters. I have the sib, I enjoy fishing now to put the two together which videos like this are making it less of a daunting prospect 👍🏻 Tight lines 🎣
Hi mate just seen your video, its good! Have you looked into getting a leaf blower? It will inflate your boat in under a minute then just top it up with the 12v pump, just a thought. Also for mine I got some gym handles, clip these onto the ring at the front of the boat and its ten times easier to grab and pull along. They can also be used to hold on when its rough! Just a thought anyway.... cool little setup.
Hi mate! Thanks for the info. Yeah I saw your video about the leaf blower, looks alot faster. I'll deffo try it out. Love your channel by the way! Tight lines 🐟
The air vee floor boats r by far the best iv had a few over the years no way would I ever go back to the Ali floor used to take 25 minute just to do the floor compared to 6mins to do the whole boat with vee floor the trim tabs also help keep the boat more stable and you get better top speed I get 19mph 1 man or 16mph 2man up with a 5hp 4stroke mercury on the river not took it to sea yet
Yep the V floor is great for speed of setup as well as stability and control. Ali floor is perhaps slightly better for internal space and for fishing however. Both good 🙌
@@deannafox3727🤣 people think twice the hp twice the speed don’t work like that change your prop for a higher pitch increases top speed 😁or lower the pitch will increase acceleration but lower the top speed 😁without spending twice the money on a more powerful outboard I’m getting about the same power as a 9hp on a 5hp it’s lighter easier to carry and less hassle
Hi, it depends on which country you are in, but in the UK, you need a Ship Portable Radio Licence for your VHF Radio. You can also do several different powerboat courses that train you up and provide a licence, but that is not required by law.
Excellent video, straight to the point and you're setting up so much faster than me. One question still, how will you be able to sharp steer with the wheels lifted up? Especially because I have a 3.5hp without reverse so I would need to fully turn the outboard for reverse? Cheers
Hi, thanks for watching! Yes you are right the wheels do slightly restrict the outboards ability to fully steer completely to either side, but to be honest, it's only a very small amount of restricted movement. I've not really had any issues yet. There are other types of wheels that you could choose that gone get in the way at all.
Excellent video of launching but if travelling 2 up on a sib unless you should have 2 kill cords one for you and one for the passenger , if you go over how is the passenger going to start the engine to come get you , at sea the tide might be fast and rowing against a tide to go get a man over board isn’t the best option
@@inflatableangling I have a spare in my fishing box and if anyone is out fishing with me I tell them before we set off , great video of launching shows nee people to sibs what to expect
Hi just found your channel. It's really good!! I'm thinking of buying a boat like this soon. Where did you get your boat from? Im based in Bournemouth diwn in Dorset. How long does 1 tank of fuel last? Thanks for your help. Looking forward to your next video
Hi! thank you :) I got it all from Seamark Nunn in Ipswich. There may be similar places near you? 1 tank lasts for ages! I've done several trips on one tank, the 6hp 4stroke engine is very good on fuel.
Hi, it really does depend. What are the sea conditions like near you and is portability an important thing. A 9.8 is the next size and weight up, so not so easy to carry or fit in a car. The extra power would be great though and if you have very strong tides etc a 6hp might not be enough.
Hey mate, thanks so much for this, what wheels do you use on your T32/recommend? The shop I'm getting my Honwave from said only the J-shaped wheels work on the T32IE3 due to the narrow beam. In your case, that doesn't seem true :)
Hi! Thank you for watching! With the newer models of honwave they do not have the big flaps at the back so you do not need the J shape. I've had no issues at all with narrow beam. I'd highly recommend these wheels: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/335129636698?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=4ggCt9pMTS-&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=xwm7TJHBTSi&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Hi, you can use the pump on reverse but I have not needed to do that. I just open all the valves and then start to roll it up bit by bit. I kneel on it as well to force the air out.
Hi. What do you think about size of it- is it enought to go fishing in 2? Not too far away from land- maybe to some wreck, in not high waves (under 0.6m)
Hi, yes I regularly go fishing with another adult onboard. We go around the coast where I live, and the estuary. Check out some of my other videos to see how much space we have.
Hi, am looking for my first air deck SIB at the moment. Honwave would be top of my list if it was not for the v-floor as I occasionally stand when fishing. But looking at your vid, with the mat you put in, the floor looks very standable on. Does the v cause a problem for standing or should I be ok? I understand the v-floor is good for rigidity and for plaining more easily. Thanks in advance.
Hey there - nice video, thanks! I’ve got a season of beach launching next year and wondered - were you wearing stocking waders and trainers? Or other shoes? Cheers
Nice vid mate! I just got a similar boat for fishing but now worry about carrying hooks and other sharps on an inflatable. Any tips apart from being careful?
Hi, yeah I'd advise using just single hook rigs so you can easily keep track of where the hooks are at all times. I also use circle hooks now when Bass fishing. They are much less likely to snag on tubes etc. Lastly watch out when bringing spikey fish on board, dont let them flap about.. the spines/spikes can easily cause punctures.
Hi Graham, I have done that once or twice, but to be honest, there is no need. I find that just rolling it up correctly with the valves open and kneeling on it gets all the air out.
Thanks mate, I use these transom wheels: ibsparts.co.uk/product/stainless-up-and-over-launching-wheels-200kg-capacity/ they are quite big, but they fit well on the latest model Honwave t32. My outboard is a new Mariner 6hp 4 stroke short shaft.
Thanks the wheels are just what I’m looking for 👍. I assume the Mariner has more than enough grunt to get you and a passenger on the plane ok ? I noted you were taking quite easy throttle wise in the vid…😃
Yeah the 6hp is brilliant when its just me aboard, easily gets on plane. Its a bit slower going when 2 or more aboard, or when going against a strong tidal pull.
Hi, I got them from Seamark Nunn in Ipswich, but they are the same as these: ibsparts.co.uk/product/stainless-up-and-over-launching-wheels-200kg-capacity/
Not totally sure what you mean, but it sounds like the valves are not sealing when you are removing the pump? Make sure there is no sand or debris stuck in there. 👍
Hi John, it's a Meridian Zero VHP 12V 120psi dual stage SUP pump. It works well as long as your car engine is running so it can operate at full power. Was a decent price as well.
Hi, it depends on what fish species you are after. For smoothhounds and tope etc, you will need something strong, but for bass and smaller stuff just a light spinning rod is ideal.
BREATHING HEAVILY WHEN CARING THAT LIGHT WEIGHT MOTOR ... YOU SHOULD GO WALKING + RUNNING FOR YOUR CARDIO OR ROWING THAT TIME NOT FISHING BAD ❤❤❤ HEARTH
Brilliant vid,I’ve recently bought a boatworld pro 330 Sib,my first time owning a Sib..keep banging out the great content ….🎣🎣🎣🎣
Thank you! Really appreciate it! Will have more videos coming very soon! Been waiting for some good weather and favourable fishing conditions!
Excellent video, like one of the other posters. I have the sib, I enjoy fishing now to put the two together which videos like this are making it less of a daunting prospect 👍🏻
Tight lines 🎣
Thanks Tom, yes get out there and give it a go!
@@inflatableangling I’m only an hour from harwich so might check out your launch site for a first go, keep up the great videos 👍🏻
Great vid I like to see how other people set up there sibs for fishing gives me ideas on space saving...thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks Alex, youtube has been a great resource for me when when I started 👍 Plenty more videos to come from me soon as well!
@@inflatableangling any vids on cleaning and flushing the outboard after salt water use would be greatly appreciated 👍
Great idea! I'll get on that ASAP.
I am just about to start my first season SIB fishing. Great video.
Hi Mark, that's great! Where are you based? If you need any info just give me a shout.
Hi mate just seen your video, its good! Have you looked into getting a leaf blower? It will inflate your boat in under a minute then just top it up with the 12v pump, just a thought. Also for mine I got some gym handles, clip these onto the ring at the front of the boat and its ten times easier to grab and pull along. They can also be used to hold on when its rough! Just a thought anyway.... cool little setup.
Hi mate! Thanks for the info. Yeah I saw your video about the leaf blower, looks alot faster. I'll deffo try it out. Love your channel by the way! Tight lines 🐟
@@inflatableangling No worries with the T32 it will be super quick. Always thought about switching from T35 to T32, mines too heavy!
The air vee floor boats r by far the best iv had a few over the years no way would I ever go back to the Ali floor used to take 25 minute just to do the floor compared to 6mins to do the whole boat with vee floor the trim tabs also help keep the boat more stable and you get better top speed I get 19mph 1 man or 16mph 2man up with a 5hp 4stroke mercury on the river not took it to sea yet
Yep the V floor is great for speed of setup as well as stability and control. Ali floor is perhaps slightly better for internal space and for fishing however. Both good 🙌
i get about 19 mph with a 9.9 hp with one person t32 is yours turbo charged
@@deannafox3727🤣 people think twice the hp twice the speed don’t work like that change your prop for a higher pitch increases top speed 😁or lower the pitch will increase acceleration but lower the top speed 😁without spending twice the money on a more powerful outboard I’m getting about the same power as a 9hp on a 5hp it’s lighter easier to carry and less hassle
Cracking video buddy great job
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed watching it.
Thank you!
Hello, great video thank you for posting! May I ask you if you need a license or any kind of paperwork for a boat/motor/fishing at the sea? Thank you!
Hi, it depends on which country you are in, but in the UK, you need a Ship Portable Radio Licence for your VHF Radio. You can also do several different powerboat courses that train you up and provide a licence, but that is not required by law.
I use the same pump for my boatworld 330 pro, it’s a great pump for the money
Yep for sure. I'm happy with it so far ☺️
What name is pump? İwant buy for my boat in turkey
good joob mate , only think need 3.5 meter long boat
I only ever have 1 or 2 people onboard, so I find that 3.2 is enough for me, but a bit of extra room is always nice!
Great setup 👌 👍 👏
Thank you! Yeah I am happy with it so far. I've got a few mods planned for it soon!
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Excellent video, straight to the point and you're setting up so much faster than me. One question still, how will you be able to sharp steer with the wheels lifted up? Especially because I have a 3.5hp without reverse so I would need to fully turn the outboard for reverse? Cheers
Hi, thanks for watching! Yes you are right the wheels do slightly restrict the outboards ability to fully steer completely to either side, but to be honest, it's only a very small amount of restricted movement. I've not really had any issues yet.
There are other types of wheels that you could choose that gone get in the way at all.
Have you this inflatable boat with 3.5hp?
Hello 👋🏻 Brilliant vid what’s the name of the pump and where you get it?
Hi, Thank you for watching! The pump is a Meridian Zero VHP 20psi. I purchased it from Seamark Nunn in Ipswich. 👌
Excellent video of launching but if travelling 2 up on a sib unless you should have 2 kill cords one for you and one for the passenger , if you go over how is the passenger going to start the engine to come get you , at sea the tide might be fast and rowing against a tide to go get a man over board isn’t the best option
Thank you for that advise! I'd never thought of that. Very good idea. 👍
@@inflatableangling I have a spare in my fishing box and if anyone is out fishing with me I tell them before we set off , great video of launching shows nee people to sibs what to expect
@@inflatableangling me neither and I've been about boats 50 years,,lol
Nice Video. But you should go backward in the water with the motor first. It is much safer and comfortable.
Thank you. Will try that.
Hi just found your channel. It's really good!! I'm thinking of buying a boat like this soon. Where did you get your boat from? Im based in Bournemouth diwn in Dorset. How long does 1 tank of fuel last? Thanks for your help. Looking forward to your next video
Hi! thank you :) I got it all from Seamark Nunn in Ipswich. There may be similar places near you? 1 tank lasts for ages! I've done several trips on one tank, the 6hp 4stroke engine is very good on fuel.
@@inflatableangling brilliant thank you
Nice boat for fishing.. Like
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it.
Can you do a video on your lunch wheels please
Yep, great idea. I'll do a video very soon so you can see them. Thanks
@@inflatableangling thankyou
Nice video, thanks. I am really struggling between getting a 9.8HP or a 6HP on a 10' BRIS. Any recommendations?
Hi, it really does depend. What are the sea conditions like near you and is portability an important thing. A 9.8 is the next size and weight up, so not so easy to carry or fit in a car. The extra power would be great though and if you have very strong tides etc a 6hp might not be enough.
Hey mate, thanks so much for this, what wheels do you use on your T32/recommend? The shop I'm getting my Honwave from said only the J-shaped wheels work on the T32IE3 due to the narrow beam. In your case, that doesn't seem true :)
Hi! Thank you for watching! With the newer models of honwave they do not have the big flaps at the back so you do not need the J shape. I've had no issues at all with narrow beam. I'd highly recommend these wheels: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/335129636698?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=4ggCt9pMTS-&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=xwm7TJHBTSi&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
What wheels are these? Just got a honwave t-30 and need some wheels I think.
Hi, I'd recommend these ones: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/333576991768?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=4ggCt9pMTS-&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=xwm7TJHBTSi&var=542676735470&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Hi. Not a full video, did it go on a glider or not with such a load? What is the speed?
Thanks
Hi, yeah you can see in my other video I get up on the plane with just my onboard, and can hit 13-14 knots 😀
How much total pro???
Hi, brand new roughly the price will be: the sib is £1200, 6hp 4 stroke outboard £1000, transom wheels, £80-£100, garmin fish finder £180.
Hi! How are you able to deflate it so well? Do you use a pump?
Hi, you can use the pump on reverse but I have not needed to do that. I just open all the valves and then start to roll it up bit by bit. I kneel on it as well to force the air out.
@@inflatableangling oh great to know! It seems pretty well packed without the extra pump deflation... Good!
Hi. What do you think about size of it- is it enought to go fishing in 2? Not too far away from land- maybe to some wreck, in not high waves (under 0.6m)
Hi, yes I regularly go fishing with another adult onboard. We go around the coast where I live, and the estuary. Check out some of my other videos to see how much space we have.
Hi, am looking for my first air deck SIB at the moment. Honwave would be top of my list if it was not for the v-floor as I occasionally stand when fishing. But looking at your vid, with the mat you put in, the floor looks very standable on. Does the v cause a problem for standing or should I be ok? I understand the v-floor is good for rigidity and for plaining more easily. Thanks in advance.
Hi Richard, yeah you can absolutely stand up on the V floor. Obviously not as flat as an ally deck but I find it pretty stable.
Hey there - nice video, thanks!
I’ve got a season of beach launching next year and wondered - were you wearing stocking waders and trainers? Or other shoes? Cheers
Hi Tonus, thank you! I wear thigh-high fishing waders for launching. I roll them down when I'm onboard as they get pretty hot in summer.
Nice vid mate! I just got a similar boat for fishing but now worry about carrying hooks and other sharps on an inflatable. Any tips apart from being careful?
Hi, yeah I'd advise using just single hook rigs so you can easily keep track of where the hooks are at all times. I also use circle hooks now when Bass fishing. They are much less likely to snag on tubes etc. Lastly watch out when bringing spikey fish on board, dont let them flap about.. the spines/spikes can easily cause punctures.
Hello Mate, do you take the transom wheels off befor entering the water?
Hi, no I have them down when I enter the water and then I flip them up once I'm out in slightly deeper water.
@@inflatableangling Thank you for the answer, I'm just beginning so need all the help I can get.
What pressure do you put in tubes and floor. And what is the wight of the boat many thanks
Hi Pieter, the two floor sections need 0.8 bar each, and the three tubes need 0.25 bar each. The total weight of just the boat on its own is 39kg.
@@inflatableangling thanks for the reply. I'm getting the same inflatable myself
Do you use the pump in reverse to help pack it away so compact
Hi Graham, I have done that once or twice, but to be honest, there is no need. I find that just rolling it up correctly with the valves open and kneeling on it gets all the air out.
Nice video! Can I ask what launching wheels you have there and what HP outboard ? I’ve a T32 as well. Cheers
Thanks mate, I use these transom wheels: ibsparts.co.uk/product/stainless-up-and-over-launching-wheels-200kg-capacity/ they are quite big, but they fit well on the latest model Honwave t32. My outboard is a new Mariner 6hp 4 stroke short shaft.
Thanks the wheels are just what I’m looking for 👍. I assume the Mariner has more than enough grunt to get you and a passenger on the plane ok ? I noted you were taking quite easy throttle wise in the vid…😃
Yeah the 6hp is brilliant when its just me aboard, easily gets on plane. Its a bit slower going when 2 or more aboard, or when going against a strong tidal pull.
hi great video. can i ask where you got your wheels? cheers
Hi, I got them from Seamark Nunn in Ipswich, but they are the same as these: ibsparts.co.uk/product/stainless-up-and-over-launching-wheels-200kg-capacity/
How the aur doesn't seem to guss out like mine does am I doing something wrong. I hav a honwave 2 .4 metre
Not totally sure what you mean, but it sounds like the valves are not sealing when you are removing the pump? Make sure there is no sand or debris stuck in there. 👍
@inflatableangling thanks I ment to say air I got no experience it's my first boat only blew it up 2 time so on garden but thanks for the advice mate
A lot of kit for a small boat?
Yeah, I could cut it down a bit for the next trip. This was a 5hr session so we did need a fair bit of stuff.
Hi. What pump is that mate? I've got a Bravo. Ru happy with it?... jj
Hi John, it's a Meridian Zero VHP 12V 120psi dual stage SUP pump. It works well as long as your car engine is running so it can operate at full power. Was a decent price as well.
@@inflatableangling Excuse me, You mean 20psi ? I try to search something like your pump but I find "20psi" not "120psi". Thank You
@gordongekkoit hi, sorry yes you are correct. It's the Meridian Zero VHP 20psi
HELLO, IS IT POSSIBLE TO LOAD THE BOAT ON THE ROOF OF THE CAR?
Hi, I've not done that myself, but I have seen others do it before, so it is possible!
@@inflatableangling Fine thanks! if you were very kind.
your videos are very interesting!
Greetings
In che zona geografica siete? Avete pescato bene?
Saluti dalla Sicilia Italia
Hi, I am in the UK, on the East Coast of Essex and Suffolk. We get some lovely Bass here!
What’s a good rod to use on a little boat
Hi, it depends on what fish species you are after. For smoothhounds and tope etc, you will need something strong, but for bass and smaller stuff just a light spinning rod is ideal.
What speed do you get from the 6hp? Solo and with a passenger? 👍
Hi, I've not actually recorded my top speed yet, but I'd guess around 11-12 knots when it's just me on the plane on a nice flat day.
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Thanks 👍
Hi, cart name?
Hi, do you mean Car? It's a Ford Kuga. 👍
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Haha, thank you. 😀
OK Health expert 🙄 lol
Shorten your painter, so it doesn’t reach your propeller. Just saying😅
Not sure what you mean by "painter" 😆 can you explain? Thanks.
The painter is the rope at the front of the boat. If I accidentally goes over the side, it will wrap around your propeller.
Ah! OK yep good advice. Thank you.