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Mini Bass Boats
By Trevor Kugler

If you’re anything like me, having forty of fifty thousand dollars of disposable income for a boat simply isn’t an option. When this is the case many people look for alternative solutions, which is how mini bass boats came into existence. Mini bass boats are just what their name suggests. Small bass boats usually made for one or two anglers. In many cases these boats look like paddle boats.

These types of boats are obviously much less expensive than traditional boats, but at the same time are fairly clumsy and small. Most of these type of bass boats are made from hard plastic, which makes them clumsy if they need to be moved from place to place.

This is where another option when it comes to mini bass boats comes into play, the inflatable option. I realize that this may sound crazy, but it’s nonetheless true. When it comes to mini bass boats there are inflatable options available at a fraction of the cost of a traditional bass boat.

Inflatable bass boats can come in the form of a Paddleski, kayaks, outback pontoon boats, or my personal favorite the FoldCat. The FoldCat is made from two incredibly durable inflatable pontoons with a platform in between them for standing, holding tackle, stretching your legs, or whatever. This boat is powered by two oars, and even has a motor mount for a small motor if you would like. This inflatable bass boat is a great option among these types of watercraft for the angler looking to save some money.

The other great thing about this type of boat is the fact that they are inflatable. This means that they can be easily moved from fishing spot to fishing spot. This is a HUGE advantage over their hard plastic cousins. Being able to simply “pump up” your boat when you want to makes these types of mini bass boats incredibly convenient.

If you’re under the impression that inflatable boats aren’t any good you haven’t looked at these types of boats in a while. The boats I’m referring to are quality boats that last a lifetime. I know I’ve personally had mine for over 10 years. The important thing to remember is to purchase from a quality manufacturer. Good manufacturers will offer incentives like money back guarantees, free or discounted shipping, and/or trial periods.

Remember, it’s not necessary to spend thousands of dollars on a boat. There are options available to us frugal anglers, you just have to know what to look for.

Trevor Kugler is co-founder of JRWfishing.com and an avid angler. He has more than 20 years experience fishing for all types of fish, and 15 years of business and internet experience. He currently raises his three year old daughter in the heart of trout fishing country…..Montana!

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