I bought my Twin Troller back in Oct/Nov of 2016, and I can honestly say that everything is true about this amazing little boat. It still garners attention from other boaters quite often when I go out fishing in it. NO other small boat with side trays can accommodate as many baitcasting rod/reel combinations as the Twin Troller can. With the extra deep side trays coupled with the 4 recessed reel pockets, it enables me to literally take along 8 baitcaster rod/reel combo's. This is very useful for serious bass fishermen like me. The newer Twin Trollers also have slightly more powerful trolling motor heads, but I still like mine just fine. The transom is so strong, I am able to leave my 3.5hp Mercury/Tohatsu gas outboard on the boat while trailering, even over rough dirt roads. My Twin Troller is one serious little fishing machine, that is SAFE, WITH ALL-DAY FISHING COMFORT. Because of this, the Twin Troller "fishes big". After nearly 7 yrs of ownership, I'm still tickled to death with mine. I target quality and trophy sized largemouth bass here in east/central Florida.
So glad to hear you love this boat as much as we do! Don't forget, we have an owner referral program. The people who buy with your code gets discounts and you get gift cards!
Hi, Josh! The Twin Troller looks amazing. Could you tell me how much the boat weighs? I currently use an 8ft plastic boat and have really enjoyed it. The Twin Troller’s shallow water clearance looks like a game changer, though. I’m also very interested in the foot controls. Thinking about upgrading to a Twin Troller with 2 seats so I can take my daughter fishing with me.
How about fixing the water leaking into the hull on both sides. There are alot of people with the issue with water into the hull through the screwholes of the brushguard or motor mount holes underneath.
Water leaking into the hull is a very rare occurrence and usually happens when someone removes something from the boat and does not properly seal holes back.
We get this question a lot. The 10 foot model rides and fishes bigger than it looks. It will comfortably hold two adults for all day fun on the water. We might one day come out with a longer version, but it is not on the immediate horizon.
I bought my Twin Troller back in Oct/Nov of 2016, and I can honestly say that everything is true about this amazing little boat. It still garners attention from other boaters quite often when I go out fishing in it. NO other small boat with side trays can accommodate as many baitcasting rod/reel combinations as the Twin Troller can. With the extra deep side trays coupled with the 4 recessed reel pockets, it enables me to literally take along 8 baitcaster rod/reel combo's. This is very useful for serious bass fishermen like me. The newer Twin Trollers also have slightly more powerful trolling motor heads, but I still like mine just fine. The transom is so strong, I am able to leave my 3.5hp Mercury/Tohatsu gas outboard on the boat while trailering, even over rough dirt roads. My Twin Troller is one serious little fishing machine, that is SAFE, WITH ALL-DAY FISHING COMFORT. Because of this, the Twin Troller "fishes big". After nearly 7 yrs of ownership, I'm still tickled to death with mine. I target quality and trophy sized largemouth bass here in east/central Florida.
So glad to hear you love this boat as much as we do! Don't forget, we have an owner referral program. The people who buy with your code gets discounts and you get gift cards!
Most unique small waters boat on the market! 👍🏼🙂
We agree!
Hi, Josh! The Twin Troller looks amazing. Could you tell me how much the boat weighs? I currently use an 8ft plastic boat and have really enjoyed it. The Twin Troller’s shallow water clearance looks like a game changer, though. I’m also very interested in the foot controls. Thinking about upgrading to a Twin Troller with 2 seats so I can take my daughter fishing with me.
How about fixing the water leaking into the hull on both sides. There are alot of people with the issue with water into the hull through the screwholes of the brushguard or motor mount holes underneath.
Water leaking into the hull is a very rare occurrence and usually happens when someone removes something from the boat and does not properly seal holes back.
Is there a reason why you only produce a 10 foot model? I am interested in a 12 foot model. 👏🏿👏🏿🎣
We get this question a lot. The 10 foot model rides and fishes bigger than it looks. It will comfortably hold two adults for all day fun on the water. We might one day come out with a longer version, but it is not on the immediate horizon.
Very nice but pretty expensive at 6 grand
Worst customer service ever! Can’t even get a call back