The Kennebec Pontoon Float

by Classic Accessories

Product Features

• Pontoon design for maximum stability, buoyancy and tracking
• Stadium seat
• Adjustable backrest
• Includes 1-yr. membership to Trout Unlimited

Product Description

The Kennebec Pontoon Float Tube provides more stable fishing. BIG BUCKS OFF! Sometimes you don't want to rock 'n roll. The Kennebec is an ultra-stable premium Pontoon Float Tube that offers a calmer fishing experience. It features a unique sculpted design and a hydrodynamic hull shape for maximum stability, buoyancy and tracking. A high back stadium seat with adjustable backrest gives you extra support and comfort. Check it out: Stripping apron with fish ruler; Horizontal rod holder; Roomy armrest storage with additional reel pockets, gear pockets, small mesh pockets and flat zip pockets; Rear storage pocket and exterior mesh storage pocket; Lash tabs and D-rings for attaching gear and creel bags; Quick-release stripping apron; Safety flag pocket; Orange rear visibility panel; Measures 54 x 48 1/2 x 20 1/2"h (assembled). State Color. Order Today! The Kennebec Pontoon Float Tube

Product Details

• ASIN: B0001D3972
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars This is awesome, May 28, 2009

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C. Caiella "Gil, Mark" (Rochester, NY) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: The Kennebec Pontoon Float (Misc.)

I bought this float tube two years ago and its awesome. I'm a big guy, 275lbs, and this thing doesn't even flinch with me in it. It is much bigger than the picture can show and when your in it, its very sturdy no matter what weather. I have never had a problem with the air tubes, they blow up just fine and will last forever if you don't over tighten the caps. They are plastic, but strong, so be gentle.

Probably the hardest part of using this tube is getting used to casting so close to the water. Its different than standing in a boat. After a few tries, you'll have it down.

You'll need a pair of flippers and I recommend buying a $30 pair over the $19 for comfort. You'll move pretty good after a while and will do it subconsciously after a while.

There are several pockets for storage so don't worry about space. I bought a rod holder for $14 online that fits around the outside of the tube, this is a nice touch when your putting on bait or taking a hook out of a fishes mouth. There are velcro straps on the side to hold your pole but you can't use them while your fishing so thats why i recommend the poll holder.

I will be adding a trolling motor to my float tube this year. Amazon sells the DW trolling motor holder for $99 and that way I can go further out in lakes or farther down stream without having to kick my way up. This thing is already a head turner but wait till I add this baby.

I use it in the Adirondacks and easily carry it back to where ever I need to go. I blow mine up before I leave home and tie it to my truck for fast exiting. There are several metal rings on the tube to tie it down, add a fish string, floating cooler etc... or whatever else your mind can imagine.

So anyways, I love this thing and I recommend it to anyone looking to get away from shore fishing. If your a big guy, this is also for you as well.

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