Way to go Hawaiian Dan!! Super cool video and rigging possibilities! Stay tuned . . . You might see another PaddleSki video from Florida debut this weekend 😊
Absolutely our pleasure Jonathan, thank you so much for watching! We hope you'll consider subscribing to the channel for more informational videos to come. Tight lines!
Great Video Hawaiian Dan!! I have looked at this PS 437 and ALL your videos on it for months now. I've got just a couple of questions before i pull the trigger for Xmas please! Where can one get that extra Bow Yoke Bar you had in the bonus video? Can I raise the seat with a Seat Pedestal and finally does it really weigh 58 pounds without the Transom? Weight is my biggest concern as i live in an apartment on the top floor. No way I could get a kayak up and down but, I sure could lift a 60 pound bag. Ty in advance kind Sir!
Aloha @edq5505, mahalo foa watching and da kind words. You can call Sea Eagle at 1-800-748-8066 and request the custom camera mount bow yoke. I can't say Sea Eagle recommends it, but some customers use a pedestal. However, you will want to take it slow until you get used to the change and remember to always put safety first. The hull itself weighs #58. With the transom, it's #68. I find using a folding hand cart to be extremely advantageous for transporting. The last thing I strongly recommend is buying directly from SeaEagle.com and adding the additional 3-year warranty extension for just $99. It's an exceptional way to protect your investment and is well worth every cent. I hope this all helps and that you love your Sea Eagle for many years to come! Aloha 🤙
Hawaiian Dan : Just bought my first accessory a Stealth QR2 rod holder for the PaddleSki. Stealth says they are compatible with Scotty & Cabelas mounts. Went to screw it on & the holes do not line up. Figured perhaps its the curvature of the pontoon. I can attach it slightly catty-corner with two screws. If i swap out the Stealth base with the Scotty i should be fine ??? My second rod holder will probably just be a "clamp on" style that i will attach to the transom.
Aloha bruddah Hunter, thank you for your purchase, watching, and hopefully subscribing to the channel. I'd be very careful mix matching parts and accessories. Scotty products are certain to work with Scotty products. Mix matching other parts and accessories could damage your Sea Eagle and the other vendors won't cover the expenses or loss of. For instance, the Scotty Universal Deck Mounts for use with your Scotty pads take 7/8" high-grade stainless steel bolts. If you use longer screws, it will damage/puncture your Sea Eagle and leave you with a very complicated repair. If they are not high-grade stainless, they will rust. The Scotty mounts are designed with 4 anchor points aka use of 4 ss bolts. This has been thoroughly test by Scotty to assure securement. Wandering away from such could lead to a lost of gear and very bad, possibly wasted day on the water. The clamp-on style rod holder is cool but takes much more room than the deck mounts. Which can also be attached to the transom. Something you want to keep in mind is the room needed for the motor and tiller. My advise when rigging your Sea Eagle is to mock everything up like when actually using it before making things permanent. That way you can make the necessary adjustment and dial everything in perfectly before making things permanent. I hope this advice helps. Stay safe out there, always wear your PFD, keep spreading da AaaLoHaa 🤙, and have fun, fun, fun! Chee-hoo!
Excellent! Fund to watch you dial-in the 437. Looking forward to the next video on the range for the 437 with both tanks and the Honda 5HP. Guys on UA-cam are getting 9+MPG with their Tohatsu 6HPs. Let's see your results!!
The Mercury 6hp has a 0.3 gallon internal tank. The test was 9.37 miles on the internal tank. So a full gallon would be 31 mpg for the Mercury. That is at a planing speed of 14-15 mph.
Great video and it sold me into getting one and rigging it similarly. Few questions though - where can I get the aluminum board you used to mount the spot lock Riptide? What si the piece’s size?Also how secure is the entire assembly? Worried that in time the front handle will break? Hope you hear from you soon! Cheers!
Aloha Alin and thank you for watching! We are currently looking into the possibly of offering the bow motor mount for the 437 PaddleSki. The piece that Hawaiian Dan fabricated is 43" long x 7" wide. The entire assembly is very secure and the handles have a minimum breaking strength of roughly #220. At the time of this video, all Sea Eagle's are accompanied by a 3-Year Extendable Warranty. The warranty can be extended to 6-Years at the time of purchase for a minimal additional fee. We hope you subscribed to the Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos to come! Keep spreading da AaaLoHaa 🤙 Update: Sea Eagle now offers the bow motor mount ► sea.gl/PSBMMOUNT-YT
@@AdamHrebeniuk_apexadam There is no link to the 3 additional years of warranty extension for a total of 6 years of warranty protection. If you order online the warranty extension option shows up at check out and is specific to each hull. If you call to order (1-800-748-8066), simply mention the 3-Year Warranty Extension and customer service will be happy to assist you. The warranty extension is only available at the time of purchase and you must purchase directly from Sea Eagle.
Hi Hawaii Dan, I just ordered the Paddleski 437 and plan on rigging it up for fishing. What do you use to keep the fish you catch. I see how you have the fuel tank, battery and looks like a dry bag. Where do you keep your tackle box and cooler?
Aloha Eric @bass3587, congratulations on your PaddleSki purchase. You're going to love it! It's going to work nicely with your truck/camper setup. You are correct that I use a fish kill bag for my catches. I found that a few gel ice packs keeps cold for about 12-15 hours during summer. Sometimes I bring a hard box cooler. Both the cooler and tackle box fit behind the seat. When I score a big catch, I keep it in the fish kill bag, under my legs, or upfront. Keep in touch and post photos and videos of your session and catches ok! Aloha🤙
I received my new paddleski 437 but mine is wrinkly even after inflating it and the of the stitches are not good. The sides are stiff. The other videos i watched are the same as yours. I also have the paddleski 435 and those are great quality.
Aloha @ATGAUTTP, thanks for watching and congratulations. The wrinkles should flatten out with time, use, and as the weather warms up. If you think there's an issue. Be sure to send an email with an explanation and photos of the issue to Staff@SeaEagle.com. If it's stitching on the drop stitch. Those are purposefully cut loose during the manufacturing process. Thanks again for watching. We truly appreciate you and hope you'll consider subscribing to Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos and new product releases to come!
Another great video from you Dan! The spec section of the Sea Eagle 437 indicates a 15" gas outboard shaft but your video incates a 1103 Torqueedo long shaft. I have the Torqueedo in the standard shaft, which seems longer than the typical 15" gas short shaft. So I am thinking that my Torqueedo would work quite well onthe 437. What do you think? I look forward to viewing many more of your very helpful videos. Thanks. Vic Heckler
Aloha bruddah Vic, great observation. Yourself and the Sea Eagle specs are correct. A short-shaft gas engine but long shaft Torqeedo is the recommended pairing for the 437ps PaddleSki. One of the issues is there is no standardization in reference how the shaft lengths of boat motors are measured. You'll find many manufacturers measure the shaft length differently and from different reference points as well. Torqeedo is no exception. Also, from my personal experience and insight an additional issue is that Torqeedo aims to build and market gas power equivalent motors but for some reason fails to follow the same well proven designs. If you look at the thumbnail from this video ua-cam.com/video/Iy3-tAZEz0o/v-deo.html you'll note a specific design features of the Honda 2.3 gas motor that is missing from a somewhat equivalent Torqeedo 1103C. Did you spot it? The Torqeedo 1103C is reported to be equivalent to a 3 hp gas outboard but is missing the very important cavitation plate. Because of such the Torqeedo 1103C needs to sit deeper in the water to prevent cavitation at higher speeds. The Torqeedo 1103S and 1103CS with both work with the 437ps PaddleSki but tends to cavitate just above 5 mph. So you'll lose access to the Torqeedo's full potential of 8 mph. It's also quite a bit noisier because of the shorter shaft depth. However, we are in the process of testing my theory by fabricating an anti-cavitation plate for the Torqeedo 1103C. Thank you so much for watching and the kinds words. Both are truly appreciated. I hope you'll consider subscribing to the channel for more information videos to come. I also have a separate fishing channel if you're interested. It's TalkFishTV.com. Wishing you and your loved one nothing but the very best life has to offer. Much aloha my friend. Keep spreading it ok 🤙
@@SeaEagleBoats Dan, many thanks for sharing your deep knowledge of and expeience with these products. I hope that you are successful in developing an anti-cavitation plate for the Torqeedo. I have an older 1003, but I'd guess it would be compatible. I got delivery on your Sea Eagle 126, but have not yet put in the water. I have owned and still own many types of small vessels (e.g., inflatable boats, hard and inflatable kayaks, plastic boats, folding boats, fiberglass skiffs and a variety of propulsion schemes such as fin and propeller paddle drives, electric trolling and outboard motors, two and 4 stroke gas motors {including the Honda 2.3}). I am impressed with Sea Eagle's inflatable products and look forward to adding some to my fleet. I have owned some large boats but am now a big fan fo the small, innovative approach which has become a hobby for me. Your videos are excellent and I am subscribed. Thank you.
@@victorheckler2191 Aloha bruddah Vic, wow, we have a lot in common. Sure wished you lived closer so we could hang out and talk-story. Much aloha my friend. Be sure to keep in touch. 🤙
Aloha Braddah Dan! Does the transom come with the 437 paddleski... I think I am almost ready to purchase one, but just wanna make sure that I can hook up the 5 hp motor readily. Planning to get the tandem seats as well. Mahalo! Ed
Is it possible (or reasonable) to rig the 437 to hold 3 people (under 380lb total) on occasion for shorter trips? ...or occasionally tow a 2 person kayak behind, using the engine?
The 437ps PaddleSki™ is rated for 2-person and it's recommended to stay within the specifications. It is possible to tow by an experienced captain. However, you would need to add tow ring eye bolts to the transom knowing that would void your Sea Eagle Warranty. Thanks for watching! We hope you subscribed to the Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos to come!
I like the ability to put a bow mounted trolling motor. Only a couple questions, looks like the bow mount only works for self deploying trolling motors correct? Also it seems very far forward of the boat, are you able to step that far forward and reach to deploy and stow the motor? Or do you have to rig some sort of cable system to use it. The video didn’t actually show him using the bow trolling motor.
Aloha bruhdah Jose, this is Hawaiian Dan with SeaEagle.com. Thanks for watching! We hope you subscribed to the Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos to come! You are correct that the bow motor is a self-deploying unit. It's the Minn Kota Riptide PowerDrive with i-Pilot Saltwater Bow-Mount Trolling Motor (www.amazon.com/Minn-Kota-Riptide-Trolling-Bluetooth/dp/B01MFAMC56/ref=sr_1_4). It weighs in at 43 lbs. and easy to deploy and stow as is but be sure to subscribe to the channel so you don't miss out on future videos showing it in action. An auto-deploy/stow is a super cool concept that I'll be sure to test feasibility. The weigh difference is an additional 28 lbs. See Minn Kota Riptide Ulterra Saltwater Bow-Mount Trolling Motor with i-Pilot GPS (www.amazon.com/Minn-Kota-Riptide-Trolling-Bluetooth/dp/B01M8L2MQC/ref=sr_1_1) and that's quite a bit more bow load. As with most small watercraft, proper weight distribution must be implemented at all times.
This model is great but for standing and fly fishing I would push you more towards the FishSkiff or FastCat series. They offer more room and a stable platform to fish from. I went into more detail on your other comment about the FastCat series. Let us know if you have more questions!
Hi @superwag634, the answer is both. The hull is about 98% welded with 2% high-tensile strength glue finish in the tight areas the welders can't access. Thanks for watching. We hope you'll consider subscribing to Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos and new product releases to come!
Aloha Smoked Silver, thanks for watching! We hope you'll consider subscribing for more informational videos to come. The bow yoke comes with the PaddleSki™. Here's a link to the bow motor mount board ► sea.gl/PSBMMOUNT-YT
Absolutely, Scotty Fishing Products offer down riggers. Basically, plug and play. Thanks for watching. We hope you'll consider subscribing to Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos to come!
Hi Sea Eagle team! Which boat would you recommend for cruising bays/marina? Paddleski or Fishskiff? Would love if you could make content comparing the two 😊
Aloha @papoli15, both are great choices! The biggest noticeable difference is size. The FishSkiff16 is a much bigger platform. However, the PaddleSki is small, lightweight, and nimble. Consider how big you want to go to help you decide. Also, keep in mind the bigger the hull, the increased the set up time, and also storage space it requires. We hope this helps. Thanks for watching. We hope you'll consider subscribing to Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos and new product releases to come!
I’m interested in getting a PaddleSki but would like to see a video or more videos on its use as a kayak/canoe. Grabner, and Austrian company makes a similar boat but they also don’t provide much information/video on using it as a kayak/canoe. Any videos and information that you have in using the PaddleSki as a kayak/canoe would be appreciated. By the way, I am also interested in using the PaddleSki with an electric motor so please don’t think I am only interested in it as a kayak/canoe.
Hello Kevin, thanks for watching! This video may provide what you're looking for ua-cam.com/video/8mJOpyQeolM/v-deo.html. Also, be sure to check out the PaddleSki Playlist ua-cam.com/play/PLiswMe4zdpTUttMOX8PY-MuiLpfQDhEWr.html
Aloha, these links should help ► sea.gl/PSBMMOUNT-YT and ► sea.gl/WSBRACKET-YT. Thanks for watching! We hope you subscribed to the Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos to come!
What shaft length do you recommend for the bow front trolling motor? Would the 36" motorguide xi3 intended for kayaks be long enough? Thanks in advance.
@vanglee9530, 36" xi3 is perfect! Thank you for watching. We truly appreciate you and hope you'll consider subscribing to Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos and new product releases to come!
Hello @NghiaPhan-xi5so, thanks for watching! We hope you'll consider subscribing for more informational videos to come. The PaddleSki is not rated for anything above 6 HP. Anything bigger is strongly advised against.
Aloha Maribeth, this is Hawaiian Dan. I hope all is well. Thank you so much for watching our videos! I do hope you subscribed to the channel. In reference to the camera bar, now that I think about it, it's a bit overkill. I was just trying to show how versatile I personally believe the PaddleSki can be. To be honest, one can simply attach Scotty deck mounts anywhere along the existing bow yoke bar and achieve the same outcome.
Aloha @richardchadwick2568, thanks for watching. This video should help. It reviews paddling it ► ua-cam.com/video/8mJOpyQeolM/v-deo.html. We hope you'll consider subscribing for more information videos and new product release to come!
Absolutely Todd, sorry I didn't mention that very important feature in the video. Thanks for watching! We hope you subscribed to the Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos to come!
Awesome breakdown! I currently have the 385FTA, but looking for something that can cover more distance quickly and this is my top candidate so far. I would also like to get a Minn Kota with spot lock and just wanted to confirm the specs. What shaft length and thrust do you recommend for the trolling motor? Thank you for the great content!
36" minimum - Thanks for watching and for the kind words. We hope you subscribed to the Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos to come!
@@futurebassmaster1 We are actually considering this and have been for some time now. We factor in many considerations. One of them is also weight. With added reinforcement comes added weight but it's not totally out of the picture. Thanks for watching. We hope you'll consider subscribing to Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos to come!
@@SeaEagleBoats Hi! Any ground made on the possibility of an angler version? I've been holding off as my fear is that an angler version will be announced after I purchased the current model.
I've been mulling over the idea of doing a bow mounted spot lock trolling motor in my inflatable as well. Do you find you prefer fishing with this setup on the paddleski, or does the simpler setup with just the outboard win out most of the time for you?
Aloha HH, this is Sea Eagle's Hawaiian Dan. Great question. I've been fishing with spot-lock since it was introduce and never leave home without it. It's such a game changer that I can't imagine ever fishing without it. Before spot-lock I fished with basic trolling motors and would never leave home without them. Honestly, I can't see ever fishing without one. Definitely takes your fishing to the next level and tremendously increases your chances of success without added stress and frustration. The two things that have had the greatest positive impact on my fishing are fish finders and spot-lock. Thanks for watching! We hope you'll consider subscribing for more informational videos to come. Be sure to check out my fishing channel when you get a chance ► ua-cam.com/users/TalkFishTVHawaiianDan
@@SeaEagleBoats Thanks Dan! I'll definitely check out your fishing channel as well and I appreciate all of the great videos! I think I may have to bite the bullet and get both for my inflatable. Good to hear they've truly been game-changers for you. Helps to hear that with price tags they carry😆.
@@tlgrimmy Absolutely my pleasure. Mahalo for the kind words. Truly appreciated. I'm in the same boat as you. No pun intended. Took me a few years to get everything all together. I purchased one thing at a time and then kept saving up for the next. I initially had a Minn Kota Riptide PowerDrive. I saved little by little each year until I was able to purchase the parts to upgrade it to have spot-lock. Years after that when the motor brushes wore out I picked a brushless MotorGuide iX3. It has all the bells and whistles of a Minn Kota at half the price. I get emails every now and then about refurbished fish finders and have a Lowrance Elite 7 Ti with side/down scan. The Lowrance Elite Series sounders can be network integrated with MotorGuide electric motors. I've found over the years the money I've put in is always well-invested. I used to only be able to afford cheap products but had to replace them every year. If I could get two years out of them I could save up for say a better reel that would last much longer. I've come to realize over the years that product competition is so fierce anymore that we pay for what we get. Now I pretty much save up anymore for the lower end of the high-end product. I still love my Ugly Stiks! Affordable and extremely durable.
@@SeaEagleBoats Decided to purchase a Minn Kota Terrova ipilot, so pretty pumped about that one. Found a local guy selling a slightly used Garmin Echomap 93sv with that GT56 sensor locally for $500, so I might snag that today as well. Would've been nice to integrate the trolling motor with the chartplotter like you've done with the Motorguide/Lowrance combo though! Won't be able to connect the Garmin that way, but didn't really like the Humminbird options as well as this Garmin and the price was hard to beat! Thanks again for the info and can't wait to get this thing all set up and on the water:)
Aloha brudah Pete! It's a $1.99, 5-inch, top water spook with rattles and some flash. I get them from Walmart, in-store, every year in the discount bin. When targeting striped bass - you'll never lose when throwing chartreuse! Thanks for watching! We hope you subscribed to the Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos to come and please be sure to check out TalkFishTV.com and subscribe if you'd like. Wishing you an awesome aloha day my friend!
Nice JOB !!! after watch several inflatable boat video, I believe this is what I'm looking to ! just have a question please, at the @1: 29 , you use a board to attach the motor, may I know where did you got it? or you just DIY that? thank you so much.
This link should help. PaddleSki Bow Motor Mount ► sea.gl/PSBMMOUNT-YT. Thanks for watching! We hope you subscribed to the Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos to come!
Hawaiian Dan : what do other Paddleski owner's use for front Red/Green navigation lights ? I am not going to run wires on my Paddleski except to a Fish Finder !!! So LED portable is the ticket for myself.
Thanks for the very good videos. I am a Gumotex fan and own several Gumotex boats. But now I'm really considering switching brands :) and buying Sea Eagle boats. @Sea Eagle: do I need to attach the aluminum bar in the front? Or can I leave it off?
Thank you for considering Sea Eagle Boats. The bow yoke support bar (front aluminum bar) is an intrical part of the 437ps PaddleSki™ and you'll want that attached. Thanks for watching! We hope you subscribed to the Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos to come!
Aloha, I have the Riptide Terrova and the benefits make it worth its weight in gold! It also has the "One-Boat Network" and can be integrated with Humminbird sounders so everything can be done from the sounder. This is the one I have minnkotamotors.johnsonoutdoors.com/saltwater-trolling-motors/riptide-terrova?id=13336 but I want to upgrade to the Uterra auto stow and deploy model minnkotamotors.johnsonoutdoors.com/featured-products/ulterra. Thanks for watching! We hope you've subscribed to the Sea Eagle UA-cam Channel for more videos!
Also I've got a fishskiff 16, if can show how to mount a spot lock motor with that, that would be cool, I'd buy the part off you today if you had it done :)
Aloha bruddah Terry, mahalo foa watching! This is Hawaiian Dan and I've used spot-lock on my FishSkiff16 for two years now. Here's a link to what you're looking for ► ua-cam.com/video/A0oyvDYucag/v-deo.html. Jump to "Front/Bow Motor Mount Installation: (09:42)" I've swapped out the Watersnake motor for a Minn Kota with spot-lock and also used it on my FishSUP126 and and 14sr Sport Runabout and continue to push the boundaries of Sea Eagle products. Check out my other channel to see some of my mods and fish catching action. It's TalkFishTV.com
@@SeaEagleBoats That doesn't work pal, I have the board (straps, not screws, used for fishfinder). The water can splash on the motorhead when not in use/folded down. I do plan on rigging something up in the summer, but I'd love to just buy one. I'd suggest a broad that would allow the motor to go to the very top and when not in use fold down where the head is not exposed to splashing water. It's windy here in Ireland and the fishskiff does trolling speeds with no motor (Keeping it green), a spot lock is a powerful tool.
OK, looking at your setup on your channel, it might be the board I have that makes the difference, thanks for the hint, I'll review it further. Tight lines :)
@@terrycollins7549 I've had both FishSkiff16 mounting systems (straps and bolt-on) and mounted my spot-lock to both. I've also mounted the electric motor three different ways: inline, transecting, and off to the side. I'll see if I can find some footage and put something together on TalkFishTV.com. Absolutely agree that the spot-lock is an invaluable tool!
Hi Sea Eagle Service, My State is requiring me to register the PaddleSki 437PS with the DMV, but I don't see a serial number on the unit. I understand that If a boat is not marked with a hull serial number, the owner of the boat must make a request for such a number to the builder, manufacturer, rebuilder or importer of the boat. Do you know where I can get this?
Hello Terrence, thanks for watching! We hope you subscribed to the Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos to come! All the product links are in the video description just below the video. Just click on "SHOW MORE" just below the SeaEagleBoats logo.
Nous venons d'acheter le Sea Eagle 437ps. Très satisfait avec moteur électrique et aussi moteur à essence. Mais le problème a été pour pagayer. Nous sommes 2 à pagayer et le Sea Eagle a tendance à virer d'un bord ou l'autre mais ne va pas en ligne droite. Quoi faire. Merci
Bonjour @francelacroix8938, merci d'avoir regardé et félicitations pour votre achat. Bienvenue dans la merveilleuse famille Sea Eagle ! Laisser la quille de votre moteur légèrement dans l'eau lorsque vous pagayez fonctionne comme un skeg et réduira le lacet (se balancer d'un côté à l'autre). L'utilisation d'un coup de pagaie élevé près de la coque réduira également le lacet. Cette vidéo peut aider ► ua-cam.com/video/8mJOpyQeolM/v-deo.html. Enfin et surtout. Certains ont collé ces skegs ► sea.gl/BLUESKEGSKIT sous le PaddleSki à environ deux pieds devant le tableau arrière. Merci encore d'avoir regardé. Nous espérons que vous envisagerez de vous abonner à la chaîne UA-cam de Sea Eagle Boats pour plus de vidéos informatives et de nouvelles versions de produits à venir !
@@francelacroix8938 , Notre plaisir, il n'y a pas de souci à casser ces skegs. S'ils se plient. Réchauffez-les simplement avec un sèche-cheveux ou laissez le soleil les réchauffer et les remettre en forme. L'utilisation de ces protections de skeg ► www.seaeagle.com/Accessories/parts/skeg-protector, lors du stockage de la coque les empêchera de se plier.
Aloha bruddah Terry, this is Hawaiian Dan again and that's a lot of work to get a dislike. We do have the ability to offer the extra bars but we have to start somewhere. Often concepts and designs are brought forth but need the interest and support from people like yourself in order to proceed into production. We took a risk on this video to show some of the possible concepts and true capabilities of the PaddleSki with the hope of such happening. Thanks for watching, your interest, support, and valued feedback.
@@SeaEagleBoats bumped to a like to the quick response and hard work. The dislike/comment was to get notice that customers can't do what you have done.... yet. :)
Another GREAT addition to the Sea Eagle family!
Way to go Hawaiian Dan!! Super cool video and rigging possibilities! Stay tuned . . . You might see another PaddleSki video from Florida debut this weekend 😊
I absolutely love the many different ways you can rig this boat. Thanks for the great video.
Absolutely our pleasure Jonathan, thank you so much for watching! We hope you'll consider subscribing to the channel for more informational videos to come. Tight lines!
Cool video. Sea eagle has come a long way.
Thank you for the kind words and thanks for watching! We hope you've subscribed to the Sea Eagle UA-cam Channel for more videos!
Great Video Hawaiian Dan!! I have looked at this PS 437 and ALL your videos on it for months now. I've got just a couple of questions before i pull the trigger for Xmas please! Where can one get that extra Bow Yoke Bar you had in the bonus video? Can I raise the seat with a Seat Pedestal and finally does it really weigh 58 pounds without the Transom? Weight is my biggest concern as i live in an apartment on the top floor. No way I could get a kayak up and down but, I sure could lift a 60 pound bag. Ty in advance kind Sir!
Aloha @edq5505, mahalo foa watching and da kind words. You can call Sea Eagle at 1-800-748-8066 and request the custom camera mount bow yoke. I can't say Sea Eagle recommends it, but some customers use a pedestal. However, you will want to take it slow until you get used to the change and remember to always put safety first. The hull itself weighs #58. With the transom, it's #68. I find using a folding hand cart to be extremely advantageous for transporting. The last thing I strongly recommend is buying directly from SeaEagle.com and adding the additional 3-year warranty extension for just $99. It's an exceptional way to protect your investment and is well worth every cent. I hope this all helps and that you love your Sea Eagle for many years to come! Aloha 🤙
Hawaiian Dan : Just bought my first accessory a Stealth QR2 rod holder for the PaddleSki. Stealth says they are compatible with Scotty & Cabelas mounts. Went to screw it on & the holes do not line up. Figured perhaps its the curvature of the pontoon. I can attach it slightly catty-corner with two screws. If i swap out the Stealth base with the Scotty i should be fine ??? My second rod holder will probably just be a "clamp on" style that i will attach to the transom.
Aloha bruddah Hunter, thank you for your purchase, watching, and hopefully subscribing to the channel. I'd be very careful mix matching parts and accessories. Scotty products are certain to work with Scotty products. Mix matching other parts and accessories could damage your Sea Eagle and the other vendors won't cover the expenses or loss of. For instance, the Scotty Universal Deck Mounts for use with your Scotty pads take 7/8" high-grade stainless steel bolts. If you use longer screws, it will damage/puncture your Sea Eagle and leave you with a very complicated repair. If they are not high-grade stainless, they will rust.
The Scotty mounts are designed with 4 anchor points aka use of 4 ss bolts. This has been thoroughly test by Scotty to assure securement. Wandering away from such could lead to a lost of gear and very bad, possibly wasted day on the water.
The clamp-on style rod holder is cool but takes much more room than the deck mounts. Which can also be attached to the transom. Something you want to keep in mind is the room needed for the motor and tiller.
My advise when rigging your Sea Eagle is to mock everything up like when actually using it before making things permanent. That way you can make the necessary adjustment and dial everything in perfectly before making things permanent.
I hope this advice helps. Stay safe out there, always wear your PFD, keep spreading da AaaLoHaa 🤙, and have fun, fun, fun! Chee-hoo!
Excellent! Fund to watch you dial-in the 437. Looking forward to the next video on the range for the 437 with both tanks and the Honda 5HP. Guys on UA-cam are getting 9+MPG with their Tohatsu 6HPs. Let's see your results!!
That's just with the small internal tank. Over 25 miles with the 3 gal external tank.
The Mercury 6hp has a 0.3 gallon internal tank. The test was 9.37 miles on the internal tank. So a full gallon would be 31 mpg for the Mercury. That is at a planing speed of 14-15 mph.
Great video and it sold me into getting one and rigging it similarly. Few questions though - where can I get the aluminum board you used to mount the spot lock Riptide? What si the piece’s size?Also how secure is the entire assembly? Worried that in time the front handle will break? Hope you hear from you soon! Cheers!
Aloha Alin and thank you for watching! We are currently looking into the possibly of offering the bow motor mount for the 437 PaddleSki. The piece that Hawaiian Dan fabricated is 43" long x 7" wide. The entire assembly is very secure and the handles have a minimum breaking strength of roughly #220. At the time of this video, all Sea Eagle's are accompanied by a 3-Year Extendable Warranty. The warranty can be extended to 6-Years at the time of purchase for a minimal additional fee. We hope you subscribed to the Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos to come! Keep spreading da AaaLoHaa 🤙
Update: Sea Eagle now offers the bow motor mount ► sea.gl/PSBMMOUNT-YT
@@SeaEagleBoats thank you for all the info! Cannot wait to get one! Cheers!
@@SeaEagleBoats Warranty extension link? Place URL here in reply?
@@AdamHrebeniuk_apexadam There is no link to the 3 additional years of warranty extension for a total of 6 years of warranty protection. If you order online the warranty extension option shows up at check out and is specific to each hull. If you call to order (1-800-748-8066), simply mention the 3-Year Warranty Extension and customer service will be happy to assist you. The warranty extension is only available at the time of purchase and you must purchase directly from Sea Eagle.
Hi Hawaii Dan, I just ordered the Paddleski 437 and plan on rigging it up for fishing. What do you use to keep the fish you catch. I see how you have the fuel tank, battery and looks like a dry bag. Where do you keep your tackle box and cooler?
Aloha Eric @bass3587, congratulations on your PaddleSki purchase. You're going to love it! It's going to work nicely with your truck/camper setup. You are correct that I use a fish kill bag for my catches. I found that a few gel ice packs keeps cold for about 12-15 hours during summer. Sometimes I bring a hard box cooler. Both the cooler and tackle box fit behind the seat. When I score a big catch, I keep it in the fish kill bag, under my legs, or upfront. Keep in touch and post photos and videos of your session and catches ok! Aloha🤙
@@SeaEagleBoats I'll post both videos any pics. Any particular site you want me to upload them to?
@@bass3587 yours! Don't give up. Keep posting and growing that channel! You can do it!
I received my new paddleski 437 but mine is wrinkly even after inflating it and the of the stitches are not good. The sides are stiff. The other videos i watched are the same as yours. I also have the paddleski 435 and those are great quality.
Aloha @ATGAUTTP, thanks for watching and congratulations. The wrinkles should flatten out with time, use, and as the weather warms up. If you think there's an issue. Be sure to send an email with an explanation and photos of the issue to Staff@SeaEagle.com. If it's stitching on the drop stitch. Those are purposefully cut loose during the manufacturing process. Thanks again for watching. We truly appreciate you and hope you'll consider subscribing to Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos and new product releases to come!
Another great video from you Dan! The spec section of the Sea Eagle 437 indicates a 15" gas outboard shaft but your video incates a 1103 Torqueedo long shaft. I have the Torqueedo in the standard shaft, which seems longer than the typical 15" gas short shaft. So I am thinking that my Torqueedo would work quite well onthe 437. What do you think? I look forward to viewing many more of your very helpful videos. Thanks. Vic Heckler
Aloha bruddah Vic, great observation. Yourself and the Sea Eagle specs are correct. A short-shaft gas engine but long shaft Torqeedo is the recommended pairing for the 437ps PaddleSki. One of the issues is there is no standardization in reference how the shaft lengths of boat motors are measured. You'll find many manufacturers measure the shaft length differently and from different reference points as well. Torqeedo is no exception. Also, from my personal experience and insight an additional issue is that Torqeedo aims to build and market gas power equivalent motors but for some reason fails to follow the same well proven designs. If you look at the thumbnail from this video ua-cam.com/video/Iy3-tAZEz0o/v-deo.html you'll note a specific design features of the Honda 2.3 gas motor that is missing from a somewhat equivalent Torqeedo 1103C. Did you spot it? The Torqeedo 1103C is reported to be equivalent to a 3 hp gas outboard but is missing the very important cavitation plate. Because of such the Torqeedo 1103C needs to sit deeper in the water to prevent cavitation at higher speeds. The Torqeedo 1103S and 1103CS with both work with the 437ps PaddleSki but tends to cavitate just above 5 mph. So you'll lose access to the Torqeedo's full potential of 8 mph. It's also quite a bit noisier because of the shorter shaft depth. However, we are in the process of testing my theory by fabricating an anti-cavitation plate for the Torqeedo 1103C. Thank you so much for watching and the kinds words. Both are truly appreciated. I hope you'll consider subscribing to the channel for more information videos to come. I also have a separate fishing channel if you're interested. It's TalkFishTV.com. Wishing you and your loved one nothing but the very best life has to offer. Much aloha my friend. Keep spreading it ok 🤙
@@SeaEagleBoats Dan, many thanks for sharing your deep knowledge of and expeience with these products. I hope that you are successful in developing an anti-cavitation plate for the Torqeedo. I have an older 1003, but I'd guess it would be compatible. I got delivery on your Sea Eagle 126, but have not yet put in the water. I have owned and still own many types of small vessels (e.g., inflatable boats, hard and inflatable kayaks, plastic boats, folding boats, fiberglass skiffs and a variety of propulsion schemes such as fin and propeller paddle drives, electric trolling and outboard motors, two and 4 stroke gas motors {including the Honda 2.3}). I am impressed with Sea Eagle's inflatable products and look forward to adding some to my fleet. I have owned some large boats but am now a big fan fo the small, innovative approach which has become a hobby for me. Your videos are excellent and I am subscribed. Thank you.
@@victorheckler2191 Aloha bruddah Vic, wow, we have a lot in common. Sure wished you lived closer so we could hang out and talk-story. Much aloha my friend. Be sure to keep in touch. 🤙
Aloha Braddah Dan! Does the transom come with the 437 paddleski... I think I am almost ready to purchase one, but just wanna make sure that I can hook up the 5 hp motor readily. Planning to get the tandem seats as well. Mahalo! Ed
Absolutely braddah Ed, it comes dakine! Mahalo foa watching. We hope you subscribed for more informational videos to come! Much aloha 🤙
Is it possible (or reasonable) to rig the 437 to hold 3 people (under 380lb total) on occasion for shorter trips? ...or occasionally tow a 2 person kayak behind, using the engine?
The 437ps PaddleSki™ is rated for 2-person and it's recommended to stay within the specifications. It is possible to tow by an experienced captain. However, you would need to add tow ring eye bolts to the transom knowing that would void your Sea Eagle Warranty. Thanks for watching! We hope you subscribed to the Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos to come!
I like the ability to put a bow mounted trolling motor. Only a couple questions, looks like the bow mount only works for self deploying trolling motors correct? Also it seems very far forward of the boat, are you able to step that far forward and reach to deploy and stow the motor? Or do you have to rig some sort of cable system to use it. The video didn’t actually show him using the bow trolling motor.
Aloha bruhdah Jose, this is Hawaiian Dan with SeaEagle.com. Thanks for watching! We hope you subscribed to the Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos to come!
You are correct that the bow motor is a self-deploying unit. It's the Minn Kota Riptide PowerDrive with i-Pilot Saltwater Bow-Mount Trolling Motor (www.amazon.com/Minn-Kota-Riptide-Trolling-Bluetooth/dp/B01MFAMC56/ref=sr_1_4). It weighs in at 43 lbs. and easy to deploy and stow as is but be sure to subscribe to the channel so you don't miss out on future videos showing it in action.
An auto-deploy/stow is a super cool concept that I'll be sure to test feasibility. The weigh difference is an additional 28 lbs. See Minn Kota Riptide Ulterra Saltwater Bow-Mount Trolling Motor with i-Pilot GPS (www.amazon.com/Minn-Kota-Riptide-Trolling-Bluetooth/dp/B01M8L2MQC/ref=sr_1_1) and that's quite a bit more bow load. As with most small watercraft, proper weight distribution must be implemented at all times.
Great video. Which model is best fur saltwater fly fishing in puget sound? Skiff, FastCat???
This model is great but for standing and fly fishing I would push you more towards the FishSkiff or FastCat series. They offer more room and a stable platform to fish from. I went into more detail on your other comment about the FastCat series. Let us know if you have more questions!
Is the PVC tubing glued or welded on these boats?
Hi @superwag634, the answer is both. The hull is about 98% welded with 2% high-tensile strength glue finish in the tight areas the welders can't access. Thanks for watching. We hope you'll consider subscribing to Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos and new product releases to come!
Hey Dan 🤙 where can we find the board and the bow yoke?
Aloha Smoked Silver, thanks for watching! We hope you'll consider subscribing for more informational videos to come. The bow yoke comes with the PaddleSki™. Here's a link to the bow motor mount board ► sea.gl/PSBMMOUNT-YT
Hawaiian Dan, How could you not show the trolling motor working?
OMG, you're right! I'll try to get some footage during this tog season which starts Oct. 11th ere in New York.
@@SeaEagleBoats Looking forward to it
Can you attach a down rigger to the paddle ski?
Absolutely, Scotty Fishing Products offer down riggers. Basically, plug and play. Thanks for watching. We hope you'll consider subscribing to Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos to come!
Hi yes I have a question, what brand of accessories do you recommend?
We sell a range of scotty accessories and the pads to mount them onto your boat! www.seaeagle.com/Accessories/fishing-gear
Hi Sea Eagle team! Which boat would you recommend for cruising bays/marina? Paddleski or Fishskiff? Would love if you could make content comparing the two 😊
Aloha @papoli15, both are great choices! The biggest noticeable difference is size. The FishSkiff16 is a much bigger platform. However, the PaddleSki is small, lightweight, and nimble. Consider how big you want to go to help you decide. Also, keep in mind the bigger the hull, the increased the set up time, and also storage space it requires. We hope this helps. Thanks for watching. We hope you'll consider subscribing to Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos and new product releases to come!
Bought myself the Paddleski for Christmas! I haven't taken it out on the water but am planning to next week once I register it with the DMV. :)
Is the paddleski’s transom big enough to have a double motor (outboard and troller side by side)??
They will interfere with each other.
@@SeaEagleBoats thank you
I’m interested in getting a PaddleSki but would like to see a video or more videos on its use as a kayak/canoe. Grabner, and Austrian company makes a similar boat but they also don’t provide much information/video on using it as a kayak/canoe. Any videos and information that you have in using the PaddleSki as a kayak/canoe would be appreciated. By the way, I am also interested in using the PaddleSki with an electric motor so please don’t think I am only interested in it as a kayak/canoe.
Hello Kevin, thanks for watching! This video may provide what you're looking for ua-cam.com/video/8mJOpyQeolM/v-deo.html. Also, be sure to check out the PaddleSki Playlist ua-cam.com/play/PLiswMe4zdpTUttMOX8PY-MuiLpfQDhEWr.html
Hi, is there enough space for two people with the front mounted trolling motor? Thanks!
The trolling motor only over hangs slightly passed the pre existing support bar so you would have enough room for another person!
Hi. Can you tell me how to buy the trolling motor bracket and mount?
You can buy the mount right on our website - www.seaeagle.com/Accessories/motormounts/bow-motormount-for-paddleski
Aloha, what materials did you use to make the board for bow motor mount? Mahalo
Aloha, these links should help ► sea.gl/PSBMMOUNT-YT and ► sea.gl/WSBRACKET-YT. Thanks for watching! We hope you subscribed to the Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos to come!
What shaft length do you recommend for the bow front trolling motor? Would the 36" motorguide xi3 intended for kayaks be long enough? Thanks in advance.
@vanglee9530, 36" xi3 is perfect! Thank you for watching. We truly appreciate you and hope you'll consider subscribing to Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos and new product releases to come!
Can you put more then the 5-6hp engine on the paddleski? Like a 9.9 hp...Thanks
Hello @NghiaPhan-xi5so, thanks for watching! We hope you'll consider subscribing for more informational videos to come. The PaddleSki is not rated for anything above 6 HP. Anything bigger is strongly advised against.
for the bonus setup, how can I get an additional bar for the front? It's a great idea!!
Aloha Maribeth, this is Hawaiian Dan. I hope all is well. Thank you so much for watching our videos! I do hope you subscribed to the channel. In reference to the camera bar, now that I think about it, it's a bit overkill. I was just trying to show how versatile I personally believe the PaddleSki can be. To be honest, one can simply attach Scotty deck mounts anywhere along the existing bow yoke bar and achieve the same outcome.
How does it do as just a kayak?
Aloha @richardchadwick2568, thanks for watching. This video should help. It reviews paddling it ► ua-cam.com/video/8mJOpyQeolM/v-deo.html. We hope you'll consider subscribing for more information videos and new product release to come!
Is this boat self-bailing?
Absolutely Todd, sorry I didn't mention that very important feature in the video. Thanks for watching! We hope you subscribed to the Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos to come!
Awesome breakdown! I currently have the 385FTA, but looking for something that can cover more distance quickly and this is my top candidate so far. I would also like to get a Minn Kota with spot lock and just wanted to confirm the specs. What shaft length and thrust do you recommend for the trolling motor? Thank you for the great content!
36" minimum - Thanks for watching and for the kind words. We hope you subscribed to the Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos to come!
@@SeaEagleBoats Are there plans to make an Angler version similar to the reinforced black and green Fast Track Angler?
@@futurebassmaster1 We are actually considering this and have been for some time now. We factor in many considerations. One of them is also weight. With added reinforcement comes added weight but it's not totally out of the picture. Thanks for watching. We hope you'll consider subscribing to Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos to come!
@@SeaEagleBoats Hi! Any ground made on the possibility of an angler version? I've been holding off as my fear is that an angler version will be announced after I purchased the current model.
@@futurebassmaster1, no immediate plans for an angler version. Don't hold off any longer.
I've been mulling over the idea of doing a bow mounted spot lock trolling motor in my inflatable as well. Do you find you prefer fishing with this setup on the paddleski, or does the simpler setup with just the outboard win out most of the time for you?
Aloha HH, this is Sea Eagle's Hawaiian Dan. Great question. I've been fishing with spot-lock since it was introduce and never leave home without it. It's such a game changer that I can't imagine ever fishing without it. Before spot-lock I fished with basic trolling motors and would never leave home without them. Honestly, I can't see ever fishing without one. Definitely takes your fishing to the next level and tremendously increases your chances of success without added stress and frustration. The two things that have had the greatest positive impact on my fishing are fish finders and spot-lock. Thanks for watching! We hope you'll consider subscribing for more informational videos to come. Be sure to check out my fishing channel when you get a chance ► ua-cam.com/users/TalkFishTVHawaiianDan
@@SeaEagleBoats Thanks Dan! I'll definitely check out your fishing channel as well and I appreciate all of the great videos! I think I may have to bite the bullet and get both for my inflatable. Good to hear they've truly been game-changers for you. Helps to hear that with price tags they carry😆.
@@tlgrimmy Absolutely my pleasure. Mahalo for the kind words. Truly appreciated. I'm in the same boat as you. No pun intended. Took me a few years to get everything all together. I purchased one thing at a time and then kept saving up for the next. I initially had a Minn Kota Riptide PowerDrive. I saved little by little each year until I was able to purchase the parts to upgrade it to have spot-lock. Years after that when the motor brushes wore out I picked a brushless MotorGuide iX3. It has all the bells and whistles of a Minn Kota at half the price. I get emails every now and then about refurbished fish finders and have a Lowrance Elite 7 Ti with side/down scan. The Lowrance Elite Series sounders can be network integrated with MotorGuide electric motors. I've found over the years the money I've put in is always well-invested. I used to only be able to afford cheap products but had to replace them every year. If I could get two years out of them I could save up for say a better reel that would last much longer. I've come to realize over the years that product competition is so fierce anymore that we pay for what we get. Now I pretty much save up anymore for the lower end of the high-end product. I still love my Ugly Stiks! Affordable and extremely durable.
@@SeaEagleBoats Decided to purchase a Minn Kota Terrova ipilot, so pretty pumped about that one. Found a local guy selling a slightly used Garmin Echomap 93sv with that GT56 sensor locally for $500, so I might snag that today as well. Would've been nice to integrate the trolling motor with the chartplotter like you've done with the Motorguide/Lowrance combo though! Won't be able to connect the Garmin that way, but didn't really like the Humminbird options as well as this Garmin and the price was hard to beat! Thanks again for the info and can't wait to get this thing all set up and on the water:)
Super presentation, Dan. Question...is that chartreuse / pearl white lure, that you are using, a Crippled Herring? Thanks...Pete
Aloha brudah Pete! It's a $1.99, 5-inch, top water spook with rattles and some flash. I get them from Walmart, in-store, every year in the discount bin. When targeting striped bass - you'll never lose when throwing chartreuse! Thanks for watching! We hope you subscribed to the Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos to come and please be sure to check out TalkFishTV.com and subscribe if you'd like. Wishing you an awesome aloha day my friend!
If I need to lean back slightly due to minor back issues, are the seats as comfortable as the tall back Kayak seats?
Even more comfortable! Thanks for watching! We hope you subscribed to the Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos to come!
Nice JOB !!! after watch several inflatable boat video, I believe this is what I'm looking to ! just have a question please, at the @1: 29 , you use a board to attach the motor, may I know where did you got it? or you just DIY that? thank you so much.
This link should help. PaddleSki Bow Motor Mount ► sea.gl/PSBMMOUNT-YT. Thanks for watching! We hope you subscribed to the Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos to come!
What kind of wheel ?
sea.gl/EZCARTS_YT
Hawaiian Dan : what do other Paddleski owner's use for front Red/Green navigation lights ? I am not going to run wires on my Paddleski except to a Fish Finder !!! So LED portable is the ticket for myself.
Aloha @hunterm7624, I do the same and use portable running lights. The plug into my Scotty mounts.
Thanks for the very good videos. I am a Gumotex fan and own several Gumotex boats. But now I'm really considering switching brands :) and buying Sea Eagle boats. @Sea Eagle: do I need to attach the aluminum bar in the front? Or can I leave it off?
Thank you for considering Sea Eagle Boats. The bow yoke support bar (front aluminum bar) is an intrical part of the 437ps PaddleSki™ and you'll want that attached. Thanks for watching! We hope you subscribed to the Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos to come!
Hello Dan what spot lock motor did you use in this setup.
Aloha, I have the Riptide Terrova and the benefits make it worth its weight in gold! It also has the "One-Boat Network" and can be integrated with Humminbird sounders so everything can be done from the sounder. This is the one I have minnkotamotors.johnsonoutdoors.com/saltwater-trolling-motors/riptide-terrova?id=13336 but I want to upgrade to the Uterra auto stow and deploy model minnkotamotors.johnsonoutdoors.com/featured-products/ulterra. Thanks for watching! We hope you've subscribed to the Sea Eagle UA-cam Channel for more videos!
@@SeaEagleBoats thanks very much for the quick response.
Awesome!
Also I've got a fishskiff 16, if can show how to mount a spot lock motor with that, that would be cool, I'd buy the part off you today if you had it done :)
Aloha bruddah Terry, mahalo foa watching! This is Hawaiian Dan and I've used spot-lock on my FishSkiff16 for two years now. Here's a link to what you're looking for ► ua-cam.com/video/A0oyvDYucag/v-deo.html. Jump to "Front/Bow Motor Mount Installation: (09:42)" I've swapped out the Watersnake motor for a Minn Kota with spot-lock and also used it on my FishSUP126 and and 14sr Sport Runabout and continue to push the boundaries of Sea Eagle products. Check out my other channel to see some of my mods and fish catching action. It's TalkFishTV.com
@@SeaEagleBoats That doesn't work pal, I have the board (straps, not screws, used for fishfinder). The water can splash on the motorhead when not in use/folded down. I do plan on rigging something up in the summer, but I'd love to just buy one. I'd suggest a broad that would allow the motor to go to the very top and when not in use fold down where the head is not exposed to splashing water. It's windy here in Ireland and the fishskiff does trolling speeds with no motor (Keeping it green), a spot lock is a powerful tool.
OK, looking at your setup on your channel, it might be the board I have that makes the difference, thanks for the hint, I'll review it further. Tight lines :)
@@terrycollins7549 I've had both FishSkiff16 mounting systems (straps and bolt-on) and mounted my spot-lock to both. I've also mounted the electric motor three different ways: inline, transecting, and off to the side. I'll see if I can find some footage and put something together on TalkFishTV.com. Absolutely agree that the spot-lock is an invaluable tool!
Hi Sea Eagle Service, My State is requiring me to register the PaddleSki 437PS with the DMV, but I don't see a serial number on the unit. I understand that If a boat is not marked with a hull serial number, the owner of the boat must make a request for such a number to the builder, manufacturer, rebuilder or importer of the boat. Do you know where I can get this?
Right, rear, outside corner, starts with LES.
Hi. Can you send links with price and where to buy each item. Thanks!
Hello Terrence, thanks for watching! We hope you subscribed to the Sea Eagle Boats UA-cam Channel for more informative videos to come! All the product links are in the video description just below the video. Just click on "SHOW MORE" just below the SeaEagleBoats logo.
Nous venons d'acheter le Sea Eagle 437ps. Très satisfait avec moteur électrique et aussi moteur à essence. Mais le problème a été pour pagayer. Nous sommes 2 à pagayer et le Sea Eagle a tendance à virer d'un bord ou l'autre mais ne va pas en ligne droite. Quoi faire. Merci
Bonjour @francelacroix8938, merci d'avoir regardé et félicitations pour votre achat. Bienvenue dans la merveilleuse famille Sea Eagle ! Laisser la quille de votre moteur légèrement dans l'eau lorsque vous pagayez fonctionne comme un skeg et réduira le lacet (se balancer d'un côté à l'autre). L'utilisation d'un coup de pagaie élevé près de la coque réduira également le lacet. Cette vidéo peut aider ► ua-cam.com/video/8mJOpyQeolM/v-deo.html.
Enfin et surtout. Certains ont collé ces skegs ► sea.gl/BLUESKEGSKIT sous le PaddleSki à environ deux pieds devant le tableau arrière. Merci encore d'avoir regardé. Nous espérons que vous envisagerez de vous abonner à la chaîne UA-cam de Sea Eagle Boats pour plus de vidéos informatives et de nouvelles versions de produits à venir !
Merci pour votre réponse. Lorsque l'on vient pour plier le Sea Eagle, est ce qu'il y a du danger de briser les skegs. Merci @@SeaEagleBoats
@@francelacroix8938 , Notre plaisir, il n'y a pas de souci à casser ces skegs. S'ils se plient. Réchauffez-les simplement avec un sèche-cheveux ou laissez le soleil les réchauffer et les remettre en forme. L'utilisation de ces protections de skeg ► www.seaeagle.com/Accessories/parts/skeg-protector, lors du stockage de la coque les empêchera de se plier.
I put a dislike on the video for one reason, the extra bars you use you don't sell on your store :(
Aloha bruddah Terry, this is Hawaiian Dan again and that's a lot of work to get a dislike. We do have the ability to offer the extra bars but we have to start somewhere. Often concepts and designs are brought forth but need the interest and support from people like yourself in order to proceed into production. We took a risk on this video to show some of the possible concepts and true capabilities of the PaddleSki with the hope of such happening. Thanks for watching, your interest, support, and valued feedback.
@@SeaEagleBoats bumped to a like to the quick response and hard work. The dislike/comment was to get notice that customers can't do what you have done.... yet. :)