Hello Folks -
I figured I'd pop in and throw up a few pictures of my new ride
My original ride was a 12' CAT with fishing frame (catchercraft).
The new rig is a SUPER PUMA with a custom frame by Leo @ Montana Raft Frames.
Frame is powder coated a grey/black to hide any and all scratches. The powder coating also prevents the frame black rub-off that all other frame are guilty of. No more blemished boats!!!
I have a custom front and rear casting deck being made by Leo @ MRF as we speak. What really sets this frame apart from the rest is the "through-frame" anchor system. No more getting your flies hooked on annoying anchor rope!
I am in SHOCK at how much better I prefer a raft over a cat. The raft can be walked in and out of ANY pocket, hold in any water, and just overall nicer to row. I was constantly battling with the cat to keep a steady line. With the raft, I drop anchor in just about any water and shell hold! Having the water going UNDER a boat, rather than hit (2) toon from any direction makes anchoring a breeze.
Enjoy the pics, thanks! The orange looks A LOT sharper in day light!
I figured I'd pop in and throw up a few pictures of my new ride
My original ride was a 12' CAT with fishing frame (catchercraft).
The new rig is a SUPER PUMA with a custom frame by Leo @ Montana Raft Frames.
Frame is powder coated a grey/black to hide any and all scratches. The powder coating also prevents the frame black rub-off that all other frame are guilty of. No more blemished boats!!!
I have a custom front and rear casting deck being made by Leo @ MRF as we speak. What really sets this frame apart from the rest is the "through-frame" anchor system. No more getting your flies hooked on annoying anchor rope!
I am in SHOCK at how much better I prefer a raft over a cat. The raft can be walked in and out of ANY pocket, hold in any water, and just overall nicer to row. I was constantly battling with the cat to keep a steady line. With the raft, I drop anchor in just about any water and shell hold! Having the water going UNDER a boat, rather than hit (2) toon from any direction makes anchoring a breeze.
Enjoy the pics, thanks! The orange looks A LOT sharper in day light!



