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@@larryhager7109 300 win mag

@@larryhager7109 last shot was a .338

Flew everything on Alaskan airlines

@ last question, did ya’ll go up the main fork or the east fork??

@@johnmbowen2 i am not sure, I haven’t looked at their frames to know there sizes.

Good luck this season!

Thank you very much! I’m glad it got you pumped up!

@@lukebonagurio4503 22" Inside, & it's exactly 48" wide outside.

I have the same question, 6ft seems a bit short?

This is the second boat I’ve bought directly from them and have never had a problem. The first one was a raft that I used in Alaska on a moose hunt and put that thing through the wringer and never had a problem. I sold it while I was up there so I didn’t have to ship it back. I’ve done a number of floats in this raft and it’s handled rocks and the weight we’ve put in the boat just fine.

I've got 3 boats from them. 1 sup, 1 12ft fly craft and one 15ft raft

I ended up doing a ton of research between Stealthcraft, Flycraft, and SmithFly and ended up going with Saturn due to the overall price and that they use a modular NRS frame system. What I realized is that most, if not all, of these companies are basically using a rebranded Saturn 12’6” Triton raft with their own custom frame, not including oars, shipping, or a third seat, and charging a premium. My raft setup is similar to what’s shown in this video, but I used an nrs frame, added a rear seat, and a NRS thigh bar, KBO oars, and shipping, putting me right under $3,800.00 total. Flycraft Stealth X doesn’t include oars ($400) or a rear seat ($85) and is starts at $4,495.00. I’m not saying Flycraft or any of these other brands are bad products - what I am saying is that you can get an extremely similar raft with a modular NRS frame for $1,000 less than what the competitors are offering. I highly recommend reaching out to Steve and Cody at Saturn.

Thanks guys! Will definitely be purchasing a Saturn!

@@evanhopper6187 top notch quality, & Service! Mine was Shipped with FedEx and came in 4 days!

All the above, lots of looking at maps and than just going for a hike and looking at the river.

Seriously tho…. Everyone wants to be a UA-cam star.

I’m curious to know why you’d feel this is ruining the fishery?

@@ConnerD.Ougherty I know it’s ruining the fishery for a couple reasons, first off they call out the name of the river, which is tacky and unethical in every sense. Not to mention the extra people that this crap brings to the river, which it can not handle, it’s already saturated because of all the other want to be’s. I’ve been fishing this river so long I can remember a time when the most popular spots never had anyone on them. Since the days of social media and UA-cam blowing up this river/spots now it’s near impossible to get in spot where you want to be without having to compete with a ton of people. This all becomes exponentially worse when you’re an out of towner who has no respect for the river or locals that have spent decades on it. Why can’t people just go fishing to have fun, not to be a “brand ambassador”, not to be “UA-cam famous”, and not “go viral”.

Some truth to that but I fish a lot of locations and there are just more people fishing there are many spots I go where I would be alone and must share them now . Yes people need to respect fisheries no doubt but just saying there out of towners is just not true some people get it and some just suck. If u can’t respect water and woods just stay home. I have picked up plenty after people locals and not . But Wisconsin is not its own country it’s America and I can go anywhere I want to fish! This fishery is not a secret.

⁠@@aJwilliams555 “Near impossible to get in a spot you want to be” because there’s “a ton of people”??? Meanwhile we just watched a video with no fishermen other than these two. Sounds like you’re just pissed because the river that you don’t own may now have to be shared with a few more people.