How much do Flycrafts weigh?

Weighs 95 LBS. 650 LB Capacity. 3-Year Factory Warranty.

How do you transport Flycraft?

Mount It To Your Truck If you want to keep your Flycraft boat packed away for travel, toss the bags in your truck bed and get ready to hit the road. If you want to leave the boat assembled, though, you can strap it down to the bed of your truck as well.

What is a drifting boat called?

A drift boat, which is often still referred to as a dory, has the classic dory design features but with modifications that make it better able to handle river use.

What is a fly fishing boat called?

Pontoon Boats The quintessential fly fishing boat, the pontoon boat is the most popular choice for serious fly fishing. Lightweight, portable and extremely functional as a fishing platform, the pontoon boat has been taking anglers across lakes and down rivers for decades.

Who makes Flycraft rafts?

Ben Scribner
The Flycraft is a 2-man inflatable, closed hull raft (along the lines of an NRS raft but much smaller) that is the creation of Ben Scribner.

What is a dory boat?

dory, small boat with pointed ends and high, flaring sides. A dory may be up to 22 feet (7 m) long and commonly has a narrow, V-shaped stern and a narrow, flat bottom. It is a seaworthy boat that can be rowed, engine-driven, or sailed; it is used extensively by New England fishermen. dory.

Can I use a drift boat in the ocean?

Drift boats evolved from the dory boat that was used in deep ocean bays for fishing. Although its flat bottom design caused many problems in ocean waters, and some deaths, its basic design still means it is capable of being used in deep waters.

How much water does a drift boat draw?

6″-8″
Cons: Sticks to every rock it touches, draws 6″-8″ of water, must be trailered, lots to hang line on inside. Bottom line on soft boats, they are not as easy to fish out of as hard boats, but are perfect for the nastier rivers around. They can take hit after hit with no damage.