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THE FLYCRAFT GUIDE 3 PERSON INFLATABLE BOAT - 3 MAN RAFT
Inspired by our 2-person Flycraft Stealth, the Guide 3-man inflatable boat is wider and longer to comfortably accommodate a 3rd person. With a new frame design and secure leg locks for each angler, this is the perfect boat for the avid fisherman or guide.
This boat was designed to have all the comforts and advantages of a drift boat, but with superior access to smaller water and rocky streams. Transportation with this boat couldn’t be easier with the ability to put on the roof of a vehicle or back of a truck, or just deflate the raft and break down the frame.
The Flycraft Guide 3-Man Features:
Two people can securely stand while fishing with our leg lock standing braces.
Self Bailing Floor gives you access to remote river sections with superior shallow draft technology (3-4 inches).
High pressure dropped stitched floor that provides a rock solid platform to stand on.
Gives you all the comforts of a drift boat with the accessibility of a light-weight inflatable boat.
360 degree rotating seats
Internally ran anchor system
Heavily Reinforced Bottom protects your boat from the river bottom
Fits on roof, RV compartment, or bed of a truck with use of tailgate extender
Frame breaks down for easy storage and transport
Weight: 145 lbs
14' long x 56" wide
Rated for Class III rapids
Handles up to a 3.5 hp motor
1200 lb Capacity
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[@allflownofocus1523]

Love my 3 man. Sleek boat that’s great at navigating tricky water. Fly craft also has really good customer service. Well done boys.

[@inness01]

Great video! I love my 2-man Stealth. If I ever need a larger raft I'll be looking at one of these. For anyone wondering, the floor really is solid to stand on.

[@brianunger1]

I love mine. I had a stealth and sold it to go to the guide. The self bailing here in CO is just needed for a lot of the rivers. But I love the thing and we use it all the time. This last year we took it all the way out to the ozarks and did some fishing. It traveled great and while we did not do our jobs and caught only a handful of fish the boat did great.

[@TwigNTimberFishingOutdoors]

Wish I could afford one! I love it.

[@tj6111]

Looking at this vs a larger Stealthcraft raft. I like that you’re local so I can pick up. Homewaters are the Provo so I don’t want something too big, but this’ll be my first and only boat for awhile. Can this handle something more intense like the Green out of Dutch John? Not seeing any rapid demos. Description says class III but how many times has your team taken your rafts down the Green below Flaming Gorge? On that section, at what flow range are you guys unwilling to take your rafts down?

[@FlycraftYT]

Hey TJ yes this boat is perfect for both the Provo as well as the Green river in Dutch John. We have taken these boats down both those rivers hundreds of times. As for the limit of flows, thats more of a technical question and will vary from river to river. Brandon our sales manager would be better suited to answer that question. You can reach him at 801-810-4022 or send us an email to [e-mail]

[@Clark3406]

Can you put two rod holders on a boat???

[@tstewy9516]

any thoughts on offering a front lean bar accessory for the original stealth x?

[@FlycraftYT]

We have a lean bar for the Stealth X. Are you referring to the 2man Stealth?

[@tstewy9516]

@@FlycraftYT Yes, the 2 man Stealth. Thanks for the clarification.

[@user-kt9dj8di5i]

Thanks for posting. Two quick questions I hope you might be able to answer. I have a 3-man flycraft guide. 1) can I take it in saltwater. I live on Long Island and was hoping to hunt some stripers with the boat this fall. 2) my boat doesn't hold air in any of the compartments. I checked for leaks with soapy water and found nothing. Do the boats tend to lose air over a month or so?
Thanks so much.
Ray

[@FlycraftYT]

1. Absolutely you can take it in salt water.
2. Pressure will gradually decrease over a month or so. One possibility is that its slowly coming out of the valves. Try splashing some water in the valves and then pressing the plunger to burst out any debris that might have accumulated.

[@user-kt9dj8di5i]

Thanks so much for getting back to me. I'll give it a shot and see if that works. Thanks again.@@FlycraftYT

[@ronaldmabuhay4516]

How much?

[@paulrudi8769]

Would this hold 2 adults and 2 children with obviously one not itilizing a seat

[@FlycraftYT]

Depending on the size of the adults and the kids its absolutely possible. Its for sure stable enough.

[@paulrudi8769]

@@FlycraftYT 165, 110,110,100lbs