This thread is for owners of 2 man pond boats.

Any type, any size.

I just bought a Bass Hunter Stalker I.

It's 9' long and weighs in at 100 lbs.

I made a dolly for it out of a used jogging stroller that I bought off craigs list for $25.

I drilled out all the rivets and cut the main support in half.

I then drilled some holes in the metal bar and screwed it to a 2x4.

I put two eye bolts on each side so I could hook a strap to it.

It works great!

Nice, I might have to make me one of those

It was cheap and it works good.

The tires are tubed so they bounce over anything and they are big, so they turn well.

I have to haul that boat about 100 yds to this one spot I launch at so I have been playing around with the position of the dolly. It has to carry the seats, TM & Battery and gear so it has some weight. Next time out I am going to put it another 2' foward and see how that works. Balance is the key to an easy pull.

Looks good.. maybe you should start building and selling them

I bet they work alot better than the ones that basshunter sells.

I know it's lighter than this one.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjlK1IshnUc

I got one, hangs from the ceiling in my garage, sad story for such a great little boat. I think I need to get it down.

What I like about this model is that you can stand up to fish on it with no problem.

So if you are fishing by yourself, you have a five foot long flippin' deck.

Ok, what are some good ponds to use them in the lewisville to denton area. Yes i know wrong thing to ask a fisherman secret spot Ha Ha

I fished the walmart pond this morning. I just moved here to Denton last winter, so I only get to fish public waters. Check out my posts and you can figure out where I fish at pretty easy.

I am happy to share any info I know.

Now you just need a 50HP motor on that thing.

Well ... sir ... you might not know this but this boat is rigged with a MK EUDURA 40.

That's 40# of thrust using a six inch telescoping handle that will conveniently put all that power AT your finger tips. That's not to mention the indestructible composite shaft that is flexible and stronger than steel.


Running this boat on wide open, watching that sweet prop cavitation is a true testament to Minn Kota's legendary cool and quiet power.

This was the first fish caught using this rig.

I used to fish with a buddy that had one just like that. It was cool on ponds. I sure like my Yak's but I do miss that thing. Not even bad for two guys and some brews.

When I started looking at them I knew that I would be fishing alone most of the time (I just moved here and don't know many folks) so the weight was important to me. This boat is the lightest 2 man they sell, it's about a hundred pounds w/o seats.

I got a gas mat battery so that saved another 8-9 pounds. The TM is pretty heavy but I had it sitting around in the garage for years.

If any of you have one of these boats and no longer use it, I might want to buy it at the right price.

Most boats (without seats) are worth about $100 - $150 used if they are in good shape.

PM me.

Hey check this out.

http://www.texasbassbusters.com/fees.php

Are any of you guys going to do this?

I am not sure what size of boat you can have to fish this with.

The website says the boat can be no bigger than 14 feet. Looks like fun.

LBJ grasslands would be just right for this deal.