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Fits in the back of a pick-up - no trailer needed
Made of durable, dent-resistant UV-stabilized high-density polyethylene
Pre-wired for trolling motor at bow and stern; Livewell with aerator pump and drain
Meets NMMA/US Coast Guard Safety Standards
Includes twin padded swivel fishing chairs, console mount for fish finder, rod holders, tie-down mooring cleats, bow and stern lights
Length: 10'2"
Beam: 55"
Capacity: 474 lbs
Weight: 165 lbs
HP Rating: 7 HP
Manufacturer's 2-year hull and deck warranty

Canadian Tire Warranty:

2-year hull and deck warranty against defetcs in workmanship and materials. Must be accompanied by proof of purchase.

NoBass Hound 10.2 Fishing Boat

Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Quality

4.5 out of 5

Performance

5 out of 5

Durability

4 out of 5

2 Fits in the back of a pick-up - no trailer needed. Made of durable, dent-resistant UV-stabilized high-density polyethylene. Pre-wired for trolling motor at bow and stern; Livewell with aerator pump and drain. Meets NMMA/US Coast Guard Safety Standards

Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Quality

5 out of 5

Performance

5 out of 5

Durability

4 out of 5

goju

Location: North Bay, On

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Purpose Built

Date:May 21, 2011

"I purchased this boat for getting into some of our small surrounding lakes. This boat is built for two people of average weight. The max weight claimed includes passengers and gear. Realistically, the two people should not weigh more than 185-200lbs each.

With that said, you will not find this many features on a boat this size and keeping the weight down.
It is a little ackward to load into the back of a pickup if you are by yourself, not because of the weight, but because of its size. I use two atv ramps to slide the boat into the truck to make life easy for me. This boat will fit under a hard tonneau cover with the tailgate down, and the seats removed.

I love the fact that it comes with navigation lights and a live well and is prewired for an electric trolling motor.

There are no crossribs on this boat and it feels more like a sportspal canoe flexing under you. If you have never been in a sportspal canoe, the flexing is something that you will have to get used to. Keep in mind that this is not a boat that you want to cross Lake Ontario in. If you want to go on bigger lakes, buy a bigger boat.

This boat is not recommended for use on a roller trailer because of the non structure. It works best in the back of a pickup or on a flatbed trailer. If you mount it on roof racks, you have to be careful not to tie it down too tight or you will distort the shape of the boat. Otherwise, you would have to make some sort of clamp to attach the rails of the boat to a roof rack.

I would not recommend putting on a gas outboard unless you stay in the 2hp range. The only solid structure on this boat is a piece of wood across the transom. The boat seems more at ease with an electric trolling motor. This boat will never get up on plane so don't even try.

You cannot drill holes into the hull to mount a transducer because it is only plastic and could end up leaking. You will either have to mount it on your trolling motor or build a device that you can clamp onto the transom to have the transducer in the water(which is what I did). This boat has a "double hull" feature being that it is built in two halves. There is a drain for the inner skin as well as one the for outer skin.

This boat, in my opinion, is "purpose built" for one or two people that want something small enough to haul into a small lake in the back of their truck. It is quite comfortable to fish from and has many nice features.

Again, if you want to carry more weight or go on bigger lakes, buy a bigger boat that has good structural support. I like mine for what I intended to us it for."

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Quality

4 out of 5

Performance

5 out of 5

Durability

4 out of 5

DrJosh

Location: NS

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Well Done Indeed!

Date:August 6, 2008

"I have a small stream and lake nestled into my estate grounds and decided that a little close to home fishing trip was just the thing I needed to break the ice with my daughters fiance'. We set out on our day trip adventure and had an excellent time. Despite indescrepencys in our depth gauge which resulted in a few soul grinding scratches along the hull and a terrable fish finder accident (Please read the other review) All went smoothly. They say you can tell a lot about a man by the way he holds a reel. Thank you Canadian Tire for putting my mind at ease."

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Does this boat have Oar Locks

Anonymous

10 months ago

Answer:

No, but you can apparently order them as an accessory.

goju

- North Bay, On

8 months ago

Answer:

when I bought mine a few years ago it did not come with oar locks... i picked mine up aftermarket.... one peice of advice is sit in the boat and then judge where you want to put the locks...it paddles very well bow first
Scott

Anonymous

9 months ago

1 answer

What is the weight of this boat #79-8234-0?

degervai431

1 year, 10 months ago

Answer:

165lbs

Anonymous

1 year, 10 months ago

1 answer

How stable is it? What kind of hull does it have?

jodyf

2 years, 7 months ago

Answer:

Very Stable, can stand and fly fish why trolling if you wish. Made of Polyurathan

Anonymous

1 year, 10 months ago

3 answers

do you have to have a marine license to operate this boat in N.B.

Anonymous

3 years, 7 months ago

Answer:

In NS You do, so yes likely in NB as well.

Anonymous

1 year, 10 months ago

Answer:

All boats that are operated by a motor (whether it be a trolling motor or gas motor) require a Pleasure Craft License. If you are not planning on adding a motor to the boat, you don't need one.

Anonymous

2 years, 6 months ago

Answer:

Probably, but you should check the bylaws in your area.

andrew93

3 years, 4 months ago

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Does the store in my town (Cranbrook B.C Canada) have this boat?

Anonymous

3 years, 9 months ago

Answer:

check using the "check availability at a store near you" link beside the product title. If that doesn't help, go into the store and they will be able to order it for you