There are fishermen who like to stand on shore or in swallows and wait for certain kinds of fish to come looking for their hook. But you can’t expect the fish to always come to you, some times you just have to get off your duff and go after them. You have to get in a boat, canoe, or kayak and go to where the fish are.

But what kind of boat do you need? That depends on where you are fishing, how many are going with you, and just how much creature comfort you require.

For most fresh water fishing, there’s a wide range of sizes and types of boats that can be used. However, many of them are relatively small. The same applies to fresh water rivers and streams, where a boat of between 20 and 30 feet, made of either aluminum or fiberglass, is enough. There’s nothing wrong with a rowboat or a simple dory. Click to continue »

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When you’re shopping for something as expensive as used fishing boats, it’s only natural to be wary about agreeing to buy before you get a chance to see the item first. While there are risks involved in buying used boats online, your chances of finding exactly the boat you want at a budget-friendly price are a lot higher than if you stick with your local area. Click to continue »

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