Looking to get a Float Tube for Fly Fishing? OUTCAST LCS 'FAT CAT' Quick Overview
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Stable and reliable - Great float tube that gets the job done!
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BEST floatant EVER: amzn.to/3jZOPrk
Simms G4 Waders: bit.ly/3vQyl99
Korkers Wading Boots: bit.ly/3w3rIRj
Wading Staff: bit.ly/3bgM148
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SAGE X Fly Rod (Fast Action next generation Sage TCR): bit.ly/3nBQJiq
ECHO Euro Nymphing Rod (Love this rod!): bit.ly/3BiOrcL
Winston 3-weight Fly Rod:
Orvis Battenkill Fly Reel (Bullet Proof Fly Reel): bit.ly/3CnUw98
Lamson Liquid Fly Reel (Great fly reel): bit.ly/3EkGrtH
Ross Colorado (Click & Paw - oldschool!): bit.ly/2ZtGELX
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Simms Sling Pack (LOVE THIS PACK!):
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Best Rain Jacket PERIOD:
Waterproof Fly Box (Does not leak):
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Outcast makes some great boats. I have an older fat cat when the seat and back were inflatable bladders rather than foam. Folds up much smaller when deflated. Diver neoprene booties with a firm sole are my go to footwear.
Very nice!
I have a version of this and I love it. It has the dual bladder, but no straps for an extra rod.
:(. Still I love it. It's awesome in lakes without channels or heavily reedy spots. But anytime people ask about it, I have to admit that going backwards all day can be a pain. That said, it beats a boat any day when the water levels go down and the ramps get closed. I've had it two years and it's really improved my access to all sorts of water.
I love to the two bladder systems but not having the straps for the second rod would make me nervous!
@@FlyFishDan I bet I could rig something up. It's got grommets i could attach some sort of holder to. A project for the winter perhaps.
@@rosiestein209 maybe some Velcro tape too? Just make sure she’s secure! :))
Dan, by my count, this is your 241st published video since beginning your channel on 5/2020? Is that almost 3 video's per week? With editing, that is like a full time job!
Yes it is! I think mostly is because I enjoy doing this so much, it’s still just a hobby, still very layman terms and my editing wonderfully imperfect. This last video took me 20 minutes to edit :)). Thanks for taking the time to be part of my channel - I do appreciate it! Cheers!
@@FlyFishDan you're good at man. Thanks for the content
@@wesleywillard thank you! :))
Saw a guy out at Sawhill in Boulder with one of these yesterday. Looked like a lot of fun. I was fly fishing for bluegills on the shore like a chump. Getting one of these bad boys today.
It makes a huge difference for sure - love mine!
I'd love to get to have one of those! Great brand too!
They are a great float tube!
Yep ! Float tube’s are so much fun !!
I’m in Montana Back County Fly Fishing , So w
Yes indeed!
Great stuff, thanks, Dan! I'm going to need the Super Fat Cat to haul me around!
I'm kinda thinking of getting one of these but the 250 weight limit is intimidating. Me with gear, water and snacks is easily above 250lbs.
Ok silly question I'm sure!.... Have you ever flipped right over in your float tube from leaning forward towards your fins to much???
It's not a silly question at all - I had a float tube back in the old days that almost did just that! Scared the heck out of me...the new boats, especially the 'U' boats won't tip.
Ok good to know!!!some how I pictured going face first into the water
Thanks for the video! We just got two float tubes and they are GoPlus, they came with fins, and a pump and a paddle. I can't wait to use mine. is it hard ? Do you flip over or anything like that? For the flippers I plan on using water socks because I have smaller feet and the flippers are a bit big, anyone ever use water socks?
You are most welcome! I have been fishing in a float tube for many years and they are really super safe. I am tall and even with my height I have never come close to flipping over - you should be good! I have big feet so I've never had to worry about the water socks. Thanks for watching!
Hold on, I’ve been using float tubes for 34 years up here on the west coast and I’ve never seen anyone wear their wading boots into the lake . Just place your neoprene sock foot into a pair of fins . I can see if you’re hiking or portaging where you’d need to be suited up but usually lakes aren’t to far off and we just get into our waders on the beach and stow our shoes In the top pocket.
First time for anything perhaps? I have always wore wading boots with fins. I like having the option to get out and walk if I need to...others, your stuck!
Been floating for 30 years or so too. Sometimes you have to pee or stretch your legs or so. That would cost me a suit per year without my neoprene surfer boots. And you have to walk to, and from the water...
When your fishing smaller lakes and using your 4wt what length is that rod???
Hi Alan - I’m using my SAGE TCR 490, 9 feet long and fast action. Thanks for watching!
I could use a dual bladder in real life too. :D
Lol - me too!!
Is something like this safe to use on a river such as the deschutes with up to class iii rapids?
Not at all - float tubes are not safe for any river applications. I would look into a pontoon boat or Water Master raft.
Silly question do you need a boat license for these I wanna get one
No question is silly! Nope - no license needed.
@@FlyFishDan thank you
Guy fly fishing flexing his IPA beers lol some jokes just write themselves 😂😂 sorry not sorry
And another purchase thanks to you! Lol
Stop it!!!!!