It's an aluminum jon boat we built. If you're looking for one similar, we'd recommend looking at Lowe or G3. The Lowe 1436 you see in our other videos has been out this trail several times also.
@@AdrenAddictionTV Thanks man, that's a cool rig. Have you seen much difference between a 1236 and a 1436? I'll keep my eye out for you guys, I live 10 minutes from Pintail Flats and just started running a scanoe pushed by a backwater motor. Gonna be a good year I think!
Matt G Awesome! We know a guy that ran a Longtail on a scanoe for years. He loved it. As you can tell from our videos, we ran a regular canoe for a little while too. They make great duck rigs. You can get places a lot of other people can't. We think backwater makes nice mud motors. As far as the 1236 vs 1436, it's an interesting comparison. They run very similarly but the 1436 will do better with more weight. It's very easy to overload either one, but the 1236 will be overcome by weight sooner. We know a guy with a Lowe 1236. Based on how it runs compared to our 1436, we've never regretted the 1436 for a second. It's been a fantastic boat. The advantage to the 1236 is probably maneuverability, due to 2 less get off length. Yep! We are looking forward to lots of water this year!
Yeah, here it is. Lol. Well I replied directly to you on your questions.
What boat is that? It looks just like just what I've been looking for...
It's an aluminum jon boat we built. If you're looking for one similar, we'd recommend looking at Lowe or G3. The Lowe 1436 you see in our other videos has been out this trail several times also.
@@AdrenAddictionTV Thanks man, that's a cool rig. Have you seen much difference between a 1236 and a 1436? I'll keep my eye out for you guys, I live 10 minutes from Pintail Flats and just started running a scanoe pushed by a backwater motor. Gonna be a good year I think!
Matt G Awesome! We know a guy that ran a Longtail on a scanoe for years. He loved it. As you can tell from our videos, we ran a regular canoe for a little while too. They make great duck rigs. You can get places a lot of other people can't. We think backwater makes nice mud motors. As far as the 1236 vs 1436, it's an interesting comparison. They run very similarly but the 1436 will do better with more weight. It's very easy to overload either one, but the 1236 will be overcome by weight sooner. We know a guy with a Lowe 1236. Based on how it runs compared to our 1436, we've never regretted the 1436 for a second. It's been a fantastic boat. The advantage to the 1236 is probably maneuverability, due to 2 less get off length. Yep! We are looking forward to lots of water this year!