[johnnybgoode]

14' Length
36" bottom at the chine
44" at the gunnel
About 150lbs hull weigth
USCG 7hp rating
short shaft transom
Very simple and stable fishing platform even with 2 people. Very low hp requirements to plane
1900$
Located in New Orleans
Contact John at [email protected]
Thanks Yall!

 

[MatthewAbbott]

Any other pics?

 

[johnnybgoode]

Just uploaded a few.

 

[Tautog166]

Damn. For some reason I really want this. But it’s too far.

GLWS

 

[dranrab]

Did you build the skiff? Have you used an outboard on it?

 

[johnnybgoode]

I purchased it from a builder in Mississippi. This particular hull has only had a test run with a 5hp engine. It performed very nicely with very few hp, as it was designed to do.

 

[No Bait / Lures Only]

Same size boat i ran the 20 hp Mercury in 1969.
Sorta looking like builder from poplarville on Hwy. Lil hook in d bottom @ transom.

 

[johnnybgoode]

Yes you probably could mount a much larger motor. The USCG ratings have to do with sealed floatation, not the strength of the transom and such. I think a 9.9 would be perfect on this thing.

 

[dranrab]

I purchased it from a builder in Mississippi. This particular hull has only had a test run with a 5hp engine. It performed very nicely with very few hp, as it was designed to do.

Where is the builder located in MS?