They were quite the thing in '96. I suspect they didn't make it as the website is down and their press is non-existent. I was wondering if anyone ever saw one or loaded/unloaded a boat from one. Seems like it would float once you backed it in - tell me they thought of that before they built one!!!

Were those the ones that had the storage compartments built onto the trailer?

I remember them making one on Bass Tech a few years ago for the classic. But I do know that Skeet Reese uses one now with his huge F-650.

talking about this one

good Gawd Man! That thing's huge

Robby Rose has/had one last time I saw him on I-30 coming back from a basschamps tourney on Tawakoni. his TFF name is "Robby"

wow i bet that thing gets WONDERFULL gas mileage

I saw the one at the Fishing show in Arlington,man it was cool.The guy I talked to said they had some guys that had put flat screen tv,s in the larger compartment so they could watch weigh-ins!?Huh????What the hell has happened to JUST FISHING??????????

that was Robby's trailer. there were some guys behind it watching the weigh-in of some tourney the day I was there

Yea - that's it. Good posts, guys. Now I wonder where'd you get one?

i went to Robby's site and cant find em either. economy may have got to them.

I always wanted one of them. I priced them and it was about 5k more than I was willing to pay.

They are still around they are from around Lake Buchanan I think the guys name that owned the company was Travis.

Pro Tour Trailers are alive & well. They are based in Burnett, Tx (50 miles west of Austin) & owned by Travis Warren. They have 3 models to choose from. The photo of Skeets is the upper end model.
The enclosed portion of the trailer is hardly in the water except for the rear quarter panel. All the doors are sealed tight but both sides have built in bilge pumps which are powered by an on board charging system. Bulldog alarm system , rear headlights engaged only in reverse to see down dimly lit ramps in low light conditions make this trailer really special. It weighs just 200 lbs above the standard trailer. I can walk around my boat on the trailer cap. I also am charging my batteries on board as I'm driving to & from the lake. It also has an electric jack so no more cranking necessary. I can put all my rods in the side boxes , spare tire, boat cover, chain saw, extra oil, tackle boxes & not have to tote them into a motel room ect. A wrapped boat while on trailer doesn't cover up the wrapped products visual aspects. You can wrap the trailer as well for further advertising impressions for said sponsors. Anyone with any questions please email. Thanks for the questions.