M.I.R.O .....it has an inflatable floor only, I needed to keep to keep things light.....it works well, very easy to put in/take out and you can stand up on it no worries at all
Mate, I can't tell you just how much fun that was to watch, very informative, you display how easy and how long it takes to set up and set off; you are very organised as one needs to be in a small boat - well done!
I was weary about inflatable boats at first until I say your video. Pretty easy setup and no big maintenance costs of owning a real boat. I may get the same setup as you. Looks like a lot of fun..
As a greek surrounded by sea, i find your video interesting, you are very well organized, and you show respect for the environment, hope to see you fishing in greece, we have a lot and good fish here
I'm ordering an Intex Mariner with a 3.5hp in a week. can't wait. I can inflate and have on the roof of the Blazer, or deflated and in the trunk of the Ford Focus. Great video.
great video this is so amussing to watch, i must of watched this over 100 times this is the only video that has the setup of the boat from the car to onto the water great video!
great video, thanks for posting. It has inspired me to buy a small inflatable and get into it. The 9ft tender boat I have is pretty unsettling when the wind picks up so an inflatable it is. I have heard some negative feedback re Parsons engine so spent a little extra on a Tohatsu. Boat is an old Force 4 rib and will be roof mounted. Keep an eye on your cooling flow. I like the practicality of your setup and good to see the KGW coming on the bite. Happy man with a few that size on the plate. Trying to organise a rear removable seat and oars that will fit on the 10mm pin, then should be good to go. cheers
Hey Nick. I've just bought a similar set up, and was looking for help and found it here. That's an excellent video my friend, very well done, informative and no chattering on and on with useless info that nobody's interested in. Top marks to you pal and tight lines.
I own boats about 12 years ,mostly ribs ,now i have a 6 metre with a 150hp 2stroke. The simplicity of that little boat is everything a man needs to get to sea.... Big boats are a pain in the ass... with a big boat you need fuel money , maintenance money ,storage and washing labour ,a place to launch ,a big car to tow , several payperwork to fill in order to be legitimate... But with this kind of boat you are free to enjoy fishing and the sea.. Have fun!
I just got an 270cm inflatable boat, it says the pressure should be at 0.25 bar or 3.63 psi on tube and 0.35 bar on keel And when I pumped it up it read 0,21 but I couldn't pump any more with that included foot pump.
I’m sure it’s close enough but you should get an automatic pump as it makes things a lot easier and quicker .... therefore you’re more likely to do it more and enjoy it more ...👍
@@fishernick2447 thanks for response, I've checked the automatic pumps and they were a bit expensive so I'll look for used one, And I bought a 5hp honda outboard.
Tolles Video, dass sehr gut das Fischen von einem Schlauchboot darstellt. Komme von der Nordseeseite, da ist es leider nicht möglich ohne das man weit heraus fährt, auf Makrele oder Dorsch zu angeln.
Hi, I have opted for an Island Inflatable too, running an electric outboard, perfect combo with my Camper trailer sharing the batteries etc. I am local in Adelaide too at Glenelg, launch from Glenelg North or Henley Beach. Cheers!
@@fishernick2447 , yes it cruises at about 7 kph. Easy too, no fuel! Thank you for the inspiration showing how easy it is to set up and pack away (minimal storage space).
Awesome ! And thanks for the warning about the tell tail, lucky it's easily rowed :) Its easily launched with an offshore breeze, the axle/wheels make light work of soft sand too. Must film that one day.
Yeh.saw your wheels in the background..those little flip down ones would be useless in the soft sand i think. I built an electric buggy for sand travel out of an old 12v kids monster truck that someone threw out. Big plastic wheels and waterproof gbox. Binned front half. Add 6cell hobby nicad pack (12v too fast) , 20a on off switch and worked a treat. Just need to modify for inflatable boat. Fyi. They say impellor housing rotates which blocks inlet/outlet. May now be fixed.
Good video! We also use high pressure pumps to inflate our boats on a daily basis, they're indispensable. Although, we should mention that we have destroyed a few inflating air floor boats at high altitudes, and on hot days. Keeping the pump cool and not exceeding the recommended time usage (~15 minutes) will prevent the plastic pistons from seizing up. We now use an extra pump to separately inflate the air floors.
hello i looking byu boat something like that ,but in the shop they said that like this type of boat its not safe to fishing in the see,they recomend me only rib
there will be so many different opinions..I found it fine and so many other do too, I guess it depends on how far to sea you go out and in what conditions
Hey man I know I'm 3 years too late to respond but this video inspired me to get an inflatable dinghy and a 9.8 hp motor to get out there and fish. Thanks for the video! Hope you post more
Nicely done mate! I’m thinking of selling my little fishing boat for an inflatable for the ease of it! This video might have pushed me to actually do it
Very cool video! Looking to buy a dinghy go start fishing again and this def has inspired me to do exactly what you did as this is a perfect setup. Can you link the boat, engine, etc in the description???
That is great. Lovely quality of footage and editing. Rarely do we get to see the setup from the car etc, which is exactly what I was looking for, so thanks for taking the time to upload it.
Hi Nick, a colleague only told us of your vid/s today, I will have a look tonight at the rest. Glad you enjoy, I get out in mine too, nailed plenty of fish over Port Victoria way. As far as pressure goes, the tubes should be 25Kpa, 3.6 psi, but 35 Kpa is fine. The floor seems to work best at 55-60Kpa easily achieved with the inflation pump, but by hand its not easy, have found 45Kpa is achievable and still rides well. I wouldn't go under that if at all possible.
hello nick yes i thought the same for about the first 2 trips (thought it was a blow out valve) but no when you next go out let it run in 2nd gear you will see the difference your walls need to really hard to hit your floor and your keel being the softer of them all but even so still need to be fairly hard, buy a cheap pressure gauge that will fit on to a jack hammer pump that you will have laying around and get the correct pressure of each item of your boat from the maker, fill up most of your boat with the electric pump and finish off with the jack hammer pump to the correct pressure you will see what i mean and then from then on you can just gauge inflating the boat with just the electric pump hope this is a massive help to you it was to me :)
hi nick and a happy near year to you pal have you managed to beef up your boat with pressure at all since my comment because i would like to hear your comment it should/WILL your boat a whole new ballgame for stability and longevity for your boat
Yes the floor is supposed to be 85 kpa or 11 psi rock solid. Your boat will ride much better and it will put less stress on your motor fully inflated resulting in les fuel consumption and just much smoother ride. The tubes are 35 kpa. Dont be concerned in overinflating the floor trust me that wont happen there is a safty valve that will release air if there is ever more air than it is intended to handle. The only concern you should have once fully inflated is watch your hooks because they can punture the floor. What i do it I baugth floor mats that I lay ontop of my floor so i dont have to worry about hooks or fish making a hole on my floor i just have to worry about my tubes. Remeber to always carry the repair kit just incase of emergency. All make a video showing my set up soon.
Nah, it would create a pinhole. I hooked my inflatable floor on my last dinghy (since then I have moved to a RIB) and it leaked. Just patched it up real quick tho, easy fix.
Cool wee vid,i have just got myself a dinghy and an electric outboard for loch fishing here in Scotland when the sun comes back out again if it comes back out again,can't believe you get haters even on videos on dinghy's they are everywhere lol tight lines
Well done, I just got a 9foot inflatable boat myself but ran into a nightmare trying to get the bill of sale and mso paper work from the seller. Bought from Ebay boat was shipped from my State but headquarters from China. DMV won't do anything until I get those paper work , this is crazy should've bought from a local store buyer beware of online purchases without paper work no motor cannot be added to your inflatable boat in some States.
I know this may be a late comment, but I was wondering if I could do the same thing with my 2.7 metre island inflatable with a 5hp Yamaha? The boat weighs about 40kg plus fuel tank could be another 10...
Yeh well this is a 2.9m with a 9.9hp with fuel and fishing gear, so your kit would actually be lighter ( unless it has a hard floor ) A bit of work but worth it
Nice unit and gear How ever the boat I noticed were inflated too soft as the electric pump is good for inflating the mass of the boat but is not meant to be used for pressure as you would then swap over to a double action hand pump to do this this is why the boat as I am sure you would have known were wanting to fold or crease on acceleration which meant you were not able to utilize the full performance
Fisher nick hi I am just wondering what rod you where using for that baitcaster because I can’t find I rod that I like the stats on and I plan on using the same reel and for the same type of fishing
Hi nick I was wondering where did u get your fish ruler as I have been trying to find 1 but have had no luck as yet .your help would be gratefully receivedThanks Pete
Can you provide me with a link to that Motor if i am interested in buying one? Would it fit on an intex mariner 4 you think? The current 3HP intex trolling motor is really slow and i believe an upgrade is necessary?
Cool video. What size boat is that? I'm researching dinghy boats now.. to take my 15 year old daughter on fishing trips. My son is 2... so I'd like something big enough for all three of us when I'm comfortable that he's old enough to come along.
Can you please let me know if you need a license or an insurance for inflatable boat for UK "SEA" like southend on sea? I checked everywhere but cannot find anything only inland rivers and canals ... please let me know. thank you.
Hi, all countries will have their own rules and regulations...here in Australia you need a licence, registration with any powered craft...you will need to contact your government authority to find out what applies to your situation.
What make and model of boat? Do the stern wheels come with the boat and are they permanently attached, do you have to detach wheels or can you simply fold them upright position for when you start motor? Or did you have to put them on yourself? What type and brand are the wheels? Does that come with fishing rod holders or not and how do you put them on. Can the boat with wheels and rod holders be deflated and put back into the supplied bag easily? Or is it a tight fit. Many bags that come with other Manufacturers don't have enough room and it's very difficult to get together back into the bag. Is that battery pump or electric? Preferably the battery that can be recharged as you don't need to hook up the cables to your vehicle with the electric type. Sorry for so many questions. Great video, thanks. Probably can't purchase this boat, wheels, rod holders and battery pump here. I live in Ontario Canada. Thanks again
Brad, its an Island Inflatable boat, you purchase just the boat itself, all accessories are additional including the motor. The wheels are home made by purchasing the tyres online and sourcing an axel to suit. The pump brand is unknown but it is rechargeable, some comments on here do quote the name but I can never find them. Thanks for your comments
Many people ask me what type of pump I’m using .... just search “ island inflatables pump” 👍
Im 6 years late and asking does this dinghy have like any plywood etc. at the bottom or is it just filled with air?
M.I.R.O .....it has an inflatable floor only, I needed to keep to keep things light.....it works well, very easy to put in/take out and you can stand up on it no worries at all
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Mate, I can't tell you just how much fun that was to watch, very informative, you display how easy and how long it takes to set up and set off; you are very organised as one needs to be in a small boat - well done!
Thanks Gavin......tight lines
I was weary about inflatable boats at first until I say your video. Pretty easy setup and no big maintenance costs of owning a real boat. I may get the same setup as you. Looks like a lot of fun..
As a greek surrounded by sea, i find your video interesting, you are very well organized, and you show respect for the environment, hope to see you fishing in greece, we have a lot and good fish here
This bloke is so well organised.
Thanks for putting this up. It was almost hypnotically enjoyable.
Bahasa apa
Great video for people to get an idea of the strip you need to fish from an inflatable.
Brilliant video, thank you. I have been thinking about it.
Thanks
Can't thank you enough for the great video. Cheers and tight lines ⚓
No problems at all 👍
Great to see people fishing from sib's (soft inflatable boats).
We often venture down to the Solent and try our look down there.
Thanks for this beautiful video. Greetings from Turkey.
I have this motor on my boat and just love it's manuverability , power and how quiet it is....
Good
No music
No talking
I'm ordering an Intex Mariner with a 3.5hp in a week. can't wait. I can inflate and have on the roof of the Blazer, or deflated and in the trunk of the Ford Focus. Great video.
great video this is so amussing to watch, i must of watched this over 100 times this is the only video that has the setup of the boat from the car to onto the water great video!
delta737-800 , thank you for your comment I am glad you have enjoyed it. 🤙
Really nice setup and perfect usage of the room for one person. I will use some of your ideas in my boat too ☺️
great video, thanks for posting. It has inspired me to buy a small inflatable and get into it. The 9ft tender boat I have is pretty unsettling when the wind picks up so an inflatable it is.
I have heard some negative feedback re Parsons engine so spent a little extra on a Tohatsu. Boat is an old Force 4 rib and will be roof mounted. Keep an eye on your cooling flow.
I like the practicality of your setup and good to see the KGW coming on the bite. Happy man with a few that size on the plate.
Trying to organise a rear removable seat and oars that will fit on the 10mm pin, then should be good to go.
cheers
Hey Nick. I've just bought a similar set up, and was looking for help and found it here. That's an excellent video my friend, very well done, informative and no chattering on and on with useless info that nobody's interested in. Top marks to you pal and tight lines.
Sean Duncan , thanks mate ! I don't like the dribble that some people add to their vids, they ruin them. Glad you found some info Sean
I own boats about 12 years ,mostly ribs ,now i have a 6 metre with a 150hp 2stroke.
The simplicity of that little boat is everything a man needs to get to sea....
Big boats are a pain in the ass...
with a big boat you need fuel money , maintenance money ,storage and washing labour ,a place to launch ,a big car to tow , several payperwork to fill in order to be legitimate...
But with this kind of boat you are free to enjoy fishing and the sea..
Have fun!
you have a great set up. well done
I just got an 270cm inflatable boat, it says the pressure should be at 0.25 bar or 3.63 psi on tube and 0.35 bar on keel And when I pumped it up it read 0,21 but I couldn't pump any more with that included foot pump.
I’m sure it’s close enough but you should get an automatic pump as it makes things a lot easier and quicker .... therefore you’re more likely to do it more and enjoy it more ...👍
@@fishernick2447 thanks for response, I've checked the automatic pumps and they were a bit expensive so I'll look for used one,
And I bought a 5hp honda outboard.
Found them, great help, cheers pal 🎣👍
Tolles Video, dass sehr gut das Fischen von einem Schlauchboot darstellt. Komme von der Nordseeseite, da ist es leider nicht möglich ohne das man weit heraus fährt, auf Makrele oder Dorsch zu angeln.
Nice setup. I would only recommend an extension of the kill cord so that you could wear it while the engine is running.
Very Nice video congratulettions My friend...
Welcome Made IN Brazil Natal RN.
Hi, I have opted for an Island Inflatable too, running an electric outboard, perfect combo with my Camper trailer sharing the batteries etc. I am local in Adelaide too at Glenelg, launch from Glenelg North or Henley Beach. Cheers!
Nice one, plenty to be caught along our coastline. The electric version would be lighter I’d expect, i certainly didn’t need all that horsepower 👍
@@fishernick2447 , yes it cruises at about 7 kph. Easy too, no fuel! Thank you for the inspiration showing how easy it is to set up and pack away (minimal storage space).
Awesome ! And thanks for the warning about the tell tail, lucky it's easily rowed :) Its easily launched with an offshore breeze, the axle/wheels make light work of soft sand too. Must film that one day.
Yeh.saw your wheels in the background..those little flip down ones would be useless in the soft sand i think. I built an electric buggy for sand travel out of an old 12v kids monster truck that someone threw out. Big plastic wheels and waterproof gbox. Binned front half. Add 6cell hobby nicad pack (12v too fast) , 20a on off switch and worked a treat. Just need to modify for inflatable boat.
Fyi. They say impellor housing rotates which blocks inlet/outlet. May now be fixed.
I am about to get the same EXACT setup. Thanks for sharing.
Wow nice setup. Im am actually trying to get me a small boat.
Good video! We also use high pressure pumps to inflate our boats on a
daily basis, they're indispensable. Although, we should mention that we have
destroyed a few inflating air floor boats at high altitudes, and on hot
days. Keeping the pump cool and not exceeding the recommended time
usage (~15 minutes) will prevent the plastic pistons from seizing up. We
now use an extra pump to separately inflate the air floors.
Kill switch,???
hello i looking byu boat something like that ,but in the shop they said that like this type of boat its not safe to fishing in the see,they recomend me only rib
there will be so many different opinions..I found it fine and so many other do too, I guess it depends on how far to sea you go out and in what conditions
Nice like the eazy eject gas can for when that big wave comes to take you ancor line
Very good video thanks 😊
Hey man I know I'm 3 years too late to respond but this video inspired me to get an inflatable dinghy and a 9.8 hp motor to get out there and fish. Thanks for the video! Hope you post more
Same here, it's because of this video that I got mine.
Paul Li same
2 years to late to comment me too :)
I’m glad you were inspired 🎣
D Lattimore I’m 5 late
what is better hard floore or inflatable?
I have only had inflatable floor, I guess if weight is not an issue then the alloy one would be best
Can put extra cover to protect ,but i think its very good inflatable floore for transportation its much easy
Nicely done mate! I’m thinking of selling my little fishing boat for an inflatable for the ease of it! This video might have pushed me to actually do it
Great video, I have a very similar set up with the 9.8hp parsun and a 2.9m inflatable with air deck, I have had 22mph out of mine with the tide.
Very cool video! Looking to buy a dinghy go start fishing again and this def has inspired me to do exactly what you did as this is a perfect setup. Can you link the boat, engine, etc in the description???
Really really good !!
Congratulations.
Please can you tell me what air pump that is? I'm looking for one like that
That is great. Lovely quality of footage and editing. Rarely do we get to see the setup from the car etc, which is exactly what I was looking for, so thanks for taking the time to upload it.
Exactly!
I agree!
Hello me! I came across this 5 years later looking for the same thing using my new account. How bizarre.
Hi Nick, a colleague only told us of your vid/s today, I will have a look tonight at the rest. Glad you enjoy, I get out in mine too, nailed plenty of fish over Port Victoria way. As far as pressure goes, the tubes should be 25Kpa, 3.6 psi, but 35 Kpa is fine. The floor seems to work best at 55-60Kpa easily achieved with the inflation pump, but by hand its not easy, have found 45Kpa is achievable and still rides well. I wouldn't go under that if at all possible.
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do you live in sa?
hello nick
yes i thought the same for about the first 2 trips (thought it was a blow out valve) but no when you next go out let it run in 2nd gear you will see the difference your walls need to really hard to hit your floor and your keel being the softer of them all but even so still need to be fairly hard, buy a cheap pressure gauge that will fit on to a jack hammer pump that you will have laying around and get the correct pressure of each item of your boat from the maker, fill up most of your boat with the electric pump and finish off with the jack hammer pump to the correct pressure you will see what i mean and then from then on you can just gauge inflating the boat with just the electric pump
hope this is a massive help to you it was to me :)
hi nick and a happy near year to you pal have you managed to beef up your boat with pressure at all since my comment because i would like to hear your comment it should/WILL your boat a whole new ballgame for stability and longevity for your boat
Great video mate how is the boat holding up now. Cheers Don ❤
Could you please make a video of the pack up at the end of the day including rolling it up.
Bonjour vous avez quelle tip de gonfleur ?
Hello, Nice video, what is the model of the boat please ?
Island Inflatable 2.9m
@@fishernick2447 thanks you man
This is a great video!! You should upload some more!
Fffggyy
Laeah
Nice mate, no muss no fuss
Great vid thanks for sharing!!!
what type of inflator is that?..Thanks
Joseph Antos , it is not clearly labeled u fortunately I can say
The horrible noise is the pressure limit cut-out?
The high pitch consistent noise is the pump, the pressure limit is the fluttering noise just before I disconnect it
The air deck is fine if you dig the sides of your feet into the side, I would get the floor except with my situation every kilo counts….
Can you share where you got it so I can get one?
How many feet ?
Very nice
How easy is an inflatable dinghy to leak during a session in the water?
I have no idea sorry ... not unlucky enough to need to
Hey I know I’m 5 years late but how much did this set up cost? Not including the rods or anything but just the motor and the inflatable it’s self
I can’t seem to find the right type of cordless inflator for mine. What type of cordless inflator did you use in the video?
Just search “island inflatables pump” 👍
Muy profesional y respetando tallas todo un ejemplo.
por lo menos cuando filma! ajajaj
Hi something like this for 6 passangers available?
Yes the floor is supposed to be 85 kpa or 11 psi rock solid. Your boat will ride much better and it will put less stress on your motor fully inflated resulting in les fuel consumption and just much smoother ride. The tubes are 35 kpa. Dont be concerned in overinflating the floor trust me that wont happen there is a safty valve that will release air if there is ever more air than it is intended to handle. The only concern you should have once fully inflated is watch your hooks because they can punture the floor. What i do it I baugth floor mats that I lay ontop of my floor so i dont have to worry about hooks or fish making a hole on my floor i just have to worry about my tubes. Remeber to always carry the repair kit just incase of emergency. All make a video showing my set up soon.
It looked like a used Jonny 🤣🤣🤣
Where can I find that sticker of fish you have on the seat?
Does that air pump stop pushing air when it senses a certain psi? Anyone know the model or name of that air pump?
Is that a short shaft motor?
Yep, sure is
What type of basket is it that holds your fuel tank and anchor?
One from a shopping centre hahah
@@fishernick2447 I just realized it today. Looks like it fit perfectly for your need back then
Great video mate.
How much cost? the boat and the engine?
Do you have to worry about a fish hook poking a hole in the boat?
It’s really not a problem with small hooks
i plan on buying a little Achilles LSR 96 and i was wondering if it can withstand a hook if i hit the boat on accident while fishing?
Nah, it would create a pinhole. I hooked my inflatable floor on my last dinghy (since then I have moved to a RIB) and it leaked. Just patched it up real quick tho, easy fix.
yeah i bought it, nice little boat floor seems to be leaky still works but a bumpy ride with the keel like that
Hi great use of space on the dinghy. How big is dinghy?
Cool wee vid,i have just got myself a dinghy and an electric outboard for loch fishing here in Scotland when the sun comes back out again if it comes back out again,can't believe you get haters even on videos on dinghy's they are everywhere lol tight lines
Do you think I can put a motor on my 7”1/2 dinghy and go as far from the beach?
My boat is similar in size ... a small engine and calm seas I would think you’d be fine, its all about how comfortable you feel about doing it.
Where did you bought the pump? And what is the name.
I need the link for the whole set up to buy
What fish is it?
Sick vid man
Well done, I just got a 9foot inflatable boat myself but ran into a nightmare trying to get the bill of sale and mso paper work from the seller. Bought from Ebay boat was shipped from my State but headquarters from China. DMV won't do anything until I get those paper work , this is crazy should've bought from a local store buyer beware of online purchases without paper work no motor cannot be added to your inflatable boat in some States.
RUDYAKAHALIBU77 , what an ordeal ! Painful....
Inflatable floor? How is it? Sturdy enough to stand and move around on?
Anthony Ong , the floor is fine to stand up and balance without any issues at all.
Hi. Any considerations regarding parsun motors after long term usage? Thanks!
where are you fishing it seems very calm there
What happens if you get a hook stuck in it ?
It has so many compartments it will still float well so it’s not an issue, easily repaired too
Where you get this pump?
How long does it take to fill it with a foot pump?
Sorry but I can’t help you I’ve only ever used the 12v pump....I’d say it would take some effort
Plz the name of the boat
Hi what make pump is that please
I know this may be a late comment, but I was wondering if I could do the same thing with my 2.7 metre island inflatable with a 5hp Yamaha? The boat weighs about 40kg plus fuel tank could be another 10...
Yeh well this is a 2.9m with a 9.9hp with fuel and fishing gear, so your kit would actually be lighter ( unless it has a hard floor )
A bit of work but worth it
@@fishernick2447 Thanks mate
Nice unit and gear
How ever the boat I noticed were inflated too soft as the electric pump is good for inflating the mass of the boat but is not meant to be used for pressure as you would then swap over to a double action hand pump to do this
this is why the boat as I am sure you would have known were wanting to fold or crease on acceleration which meant you were not able to utilize the full performance
Fisher nick hi I am just wondering what rod you where using for that baitcaster because I can’t find I rod that I like the stats on and I plan on using the same reel and for the same type of fishing
Ben Ennis ; its a rod i had custom built, Status 3kg blank with a shimano calcutta reel. I prefer overhead when whiting fishing but many do not.
Hi nick I was wondering where did u get your fish ruler as I have been trying to find 1 but have had no luck as yet .your help would be gratefully receivedThanks Pete
pete26671 Pete we buy them from fishing stores here, maybe try tackle world ?
hi what dinghy is that?
What is the compressor that you use to inflate the boat
Sorry but it doesn’t have a label. I am sure someone has quoted the brand in the comments somewhere, I had a quick look but couldn’t find it.
Can you provide me with a link to that Motor if i am interested in buying one? Would it fit on an intex mariner 4 you think? The current 3HP intex trolling motor is really slow and i believe an upgrade is necessary?
Cool video. What size boat is that? I'm researching dinghy boats now.. to take my 15 year old daughter on fishing trips. My son is 2... so I'd like something big enough for all three of us when I'm comfortable that he's old enough to come along.
As the comments described its 2.9m, you will need something larger around the 4m mark
what rod are you using
Can you please let me know if you need a license or an insurance for inflatable boat for UK "SEA" like southend on sea? I checked everywhere but cannot find anything only inland rivers and canals ... please let me know. thank you.
Hi, all countries will have their own rules and regulations...here in Australia you need a licence, registration with any powered craft...you will need to contact your government authority to find out what applies to your situation.
Super late question but does your car smell like fuel when you drive because of the tank?
It smelt more of fish and the beach than fuel, but yes it would if I had the windows up no doubt
What make and model of boat? Do the stern wheels come with the boat and are they permanently attached, do you have to detach wheels or can you simply fold them upright position for when you start motor? Or did you have to put them on yourself? What type and brand are the wheels? Does that come with fishing rod holders or not and how do you put them on. Can the boat with wheels and rod holders be deflated and put back into the supplied bag easily? Or is it a tight fit. Many bags that come with other Manufacturers don't have enough room and it's very difficult to get together back into the bag. Is that battery pump or electric? Preferably the battery that can be recharged as you don't need to hook up the cables to your vehicle with the electric type. Sorry for so many questions. Great video, thanks. Probably can't purchase this boat, wheels, rod holders and battery pump here. I live in Ontario Canada. Thanks again
Brad, its an Island Inflatable boat, you purchase just the boat itself, all accessories are additional including the motor. The wheels are home made by purchasing the tyres online and sourcing an axel to suit. The pump brand is unknown but it is rechargeable, some comments on here do quote the name but I can never find them. Thanks for your comments
Amazon has the wheels and everything you need
Cool Man🐟