Inflatable Boat Recommendations

[jdl2425]

I'm looking for a good inflatable boat for under $100 and was wondering if anyone on this forum could recommend one (the online shopping reviews I've found aren't very helpful). My dad has a canoe, but it's a two person job and I'd like to be able to get out on the water whenever I want. I fish small lakes and reservoirs that are electric motor only. Feel free to offer tips and advice as well. 

[zeth]

for under 100 you might try kmart. best to save up for a higher quality inflatable. check craigslist as well.

[Scott F]

For under $100, you'd better look for used. Even good float tubes cost more than $100. In that price range, you are looking at boats that could not be called "good".

[jdl2425]

Thanks for the advice. I figured that would be the case. I'll just wait for a good deal on a kayak. Then I won't have to worry about air leaking out.

[nycgrip]

this would be the least expensive inflatable i would recommend.

https://www.seaeagle.com/MotormountBoats/SE8

 

have a different boat from the same company and the material is near impossible to pierce.

[Preytorien]

this would be the least expensive inflatable i would recommend.

https://www.seaeagle.com/MotormountBoats/SE8

 

have a different boat from the same company and the material is near impossible to pierce.

 

I have this boat.....and it's great. Very very durable and puncture resistant (not puncture proof though)

 

Takes me about 10mins to get on the water

[Dogmatic]

You can score a pontoon, like a classic accessories delaware for around that, gets you out of the water.

[SHaugh]

I'd pound craigslist for a canoe... sometimes they run pretty cheap:

http://huntsville.craigslist.org/boa/5076455880.html

that's the most boat you'll find for that amount of money.

[the reel ess]

I'd pound craigslist for a canoe... sometimes they run pretty cheap:

http://huntsville.craigslist.org/boa/5076455880.html

that's the most boat you'll find for that amount of money.

Yeah, my buddy bought a sit-in kayak with paddle and PFD for $100. Now it wasn't anything special or very comfy is you ask me. But would get you on the water. You could always add rod holders later.