WOW!!! LOVE that.

Watched a video online.
Couple questions.
1. Is there any floatation in this rig?
2. Are the livewells insulated?
3. The hull design looks fast but flat. Can anyone that owns one or ridden in one say they like it in big water?

I have a 21�. Been on Toledo, Rayburn. and Texoma with 20-25 mph winds and higher gusts. The boat can handle it just fine. It�s a tank. When it�s brutally windy you will feel them a little more than a 21� glass boat because it doesn�t have the flex you get in a glass boat. However it isn�t that big of a difference. For me the advantages far outweigh any areas that might be slightly different from a glass boat.

Guys,

Gator Trax is not a huge company. They do make a lot of duck boats. They do not make many of these Strike series bass boats. I was talking with Kent when we were designing my boat he told me they made between 3-6 of the strike series boats a year. They most likely build more now because they are such great boats. The nice thing about Gator Trax is that you get to design the boat. They will do anything you want. These are not cookie cutter boats. David the OP is correct. The hydro turf is great stuff. It is a closed foam material. It does not get hot.When it gets dirty all you have to do is spray it with a hose and it looks new. The first boat they built for me was one of their duck boat that Kent help me design so I could use it for duck hunting, crappie fishing and shallow bass fishing. They are great people to deal with. Kent is one of the owners of the company. He will help you design any boat you want. He is a straight shooter and does not blow smoke up your arse. below is the duck boat they built for me back in 2011

Nice rig. I like these boats a lot. Good thread.

OP, your pictures are gone. Can you reload them using a different method?

Do you know what color camp that hydro turf is? Matches perfect!!