Small boats are personal or recreational vessels under 20’ in length. Typically found in calm inland waterways like lakes and rivers, small boats vary in size, construction, and function based on their intended usage. Small boats can be powered by people, such as paddle boats or rowboats, or can be equipped with a motor for greater mobility and speed.
Jon Boats are flat-bottomed boats with two or three bench seats ideal for fishing, hunting, or civilian protection during floods. Because of their simple construction, Jon Boats are easy to use and maintain. The boats are made of aluminum, fiberglass, or wood with a near flat hull. Jon boats also allow one to perform upgrade options like the ability to install electrical wiring, poling platforms, side and center console, and others like live wells.
Jon Boats are available in a range of sizes with typical common lengths around 12’2” (3.7 m), widths of 4’3” (1.3 m), depths of around 2’ (.61 m).
Jon Boats are available in a range of sizes with typical common lengths around 12’2” (3.7 m), widths of 4’3” (1.3 m), depths of around 2’ (.61 m).
Drawings include:
Jon Boat side elevation, side (people), front, plan
Skiffs are a top choice if you have a limited budget because of their simplicity. Skiffs come in many shapes, styles, and sizes, all featuring a power plant, hull, seats, and outboard power. They can be used for leisure, fishing, or crabbing around small bays, rivers, or swamps and used by a small crew or just one person.
Skiffs come in a variety of sizes with common lengths around 15’ (4.57 m), widths of 5’4” (1.62 m), and depths of 2’ (.61 m).
Skiffs come in a variety of sizes with common lengths around 15’ (4.57 m), widths of 5’4” (1.62 m), and depths of 2’ (.61 m).
Drawings include:
Skiffs side elevation, side (people), front, plan
The Twin Troller X10 models come in four different types: solo, standard, fisherman deluxe, and adventure package, all aiming to offer every fisher the ultimate fishing experience. Included in every Twin Troller X10 is a drain plug, measuring tool, equipment storage tray, outboard motor mount, and many more. Besides, you can customize the troller the way you want with trailers, Honda motors, or even custom covers.
Flat Boat small size makes it fulfill the mission of taking a fisher in hard-to-reach spots, whether it is in shallow waters, rivers, bayou, or lakes. They have a shallow shaft with raised casting platform to the front and the back of the boat. Flatboats also feature a poling platform above the deck, rod holders, live wells, and built-in stowage making it unique when compared to other boats.
Flat Boats come in a variety of sizes with common lengths around 18’ (5.49 m), widths around 7’3” (2.21 m), and depths around 2’2” (.66 m).
Flat Boats come in a variety of sizes with common lengths around 18’ (5.49 m), widths around 7’3” (2.21 m), and depths around 2’2” (.66 m).
Drawings include:
Flat Boats side elevation, side (person), front, plan
Utility Boats come in various shapes and sizes, all with a broad and stable structure and use such as hunting, fishing, leisure, for sports or military use. They are built with ruggedness and toughness in mind, hence can last year of hard use. They may have one or two bench seats and are usually occupied with one or two people, feature dry storage boxes, aerated live well, raised bow casting platform, and in-floor battery storage.
Utility come in a range of sizes with typical overall lengths of 18’ (5.48 m), widths around 6’10” (2.08 m), and depths of 3’8” (1.12 m).
Utility come in a range of sizes with typical overall lengths of 18’ (5.48 m), widths around 6’10” (2.08 m), and depths of 3’8” (1.12 m).
Drawings include:
Utility Boats side elevation, side (people), front, plan
