If you're a freshwater fly fisherman or even a saltwater angler who likes to explore those overgrown and often-inaccessible coastal streams, then the Southern Pacific DryFly is for you.
This unique inflatable catamaran can be unpacked, inflated, and have you on the water in 15 minutes, or it can be transported to your favourite waterway already assembled via car roof racks.
The DryFly measures eight feet in length and has a five foot beam. It weighs just 22 kilos, yet can carry a payload of 180 kilos.
The DryFly comes with a comfortable folding seat, two storage bags, adjustable footrests, an aft storage shelf, collapsible two piece oars, a service kit, and inflatable bellows for inflating the air chambers.
It even has an electric outboard mount for anglers who have to travel against a strong current, over long distances, or are just plain lazy!
Whether drift fly fishing down one of many larger rivers or poking around in a coastal bass creek, the DryFly will open up new areas hard to access by foot or conventional boat.
The {Catamaran} Cat Scull offers the most rewarding experience for the young or old rower because it is designed with safety in mind first. The fear of tipping over is eliminated by its ancient and proven design, employed first by the Polynesians to travel the high seas 2000 years ago. 2000 years ago.
Your very first pull on the oars will send a rush through your body and mind that will trigger a euphoric experience which can be very addicting. From then on you will understand why rowing has lasted so long as a worldwide sport.
The Cat Scull, while rowing on smooth or rough waters, offers you ultimate safety and ultimate enjoyment at a reasonable price.
Rowing catamarans
