They don't seem to get much love here, but they are pretty well built for what they are. Not as many options as a Gheenoe, but personally I think the layup quality is a bit better.
Santee ???
Any input on the Santee skiff. I was looking at the Riverhawk B60, but looks like they have closed the doors. I got a package put together. boat, trolling motor, 9.9hp tahatsu and trailer for $6900.
Wanting to ditch the canoe and Honda 2.3.
Mostly will be fishing Lake Lanier (week days low traffic) and electric only waters. I fish alone 90% of the time. Wife and daughter grab a ride on occasion.
Wanting to ditch the canoe and Honda 2.3.
Mostly will be fishing Lake Lanier (week days low traffic) and electric only waters. I fish alone 90% of the time. Wife and daughter grab a ride on occasion.
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Post some pics and details when you get it. There's not much about them on this site.
To adults, one child. 150# for adults. The system needs to be heavily revised.I was very interested in the Santee butttt it lists three people/ 350lb weight capacity. Can anyone explain that!? None of my fishing buddies are that light. Seems very low, how are you supposed to fish two people on this thing?
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