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Hello all,

I'm sure this has been asked before, I just could not find the right thread, so I apologize if I am being redundant.  I was looking at a 1236 Lowe jon boat or equivalent for small ponds and rivers.  Wanted to know if it is possible to put a front deck in this boat.  I'm sure it will be a bit wobbly, but will it tend to tip over is the real question.  I fished out of a 10' jon boat with a 31" bottom that was tippy and if not careful would flip over.  Main concern is about the tipping over part not the wobbly part.

Thanks for the expert advice!   ;D ;D

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Hello all,

I'm sure this has been asked before, I just could not find the right thread, so I apologize if I am being redundant.  I was looking at a 1236 Lowe jon boat or equivalent for small ponds and rivers.  Wanted to know if it is possible to put a front deck in this boat.  I'm sure it will be a bit wobbly, but will it tend to tip over is the real question.  I fished out of a 10' jon boat with a 31" bottom that was tippy and if not careful would flip over.  Main concern is about the tipping over part not the wobbly part.

Thanks for the expert advice!   ;D ;D

As you know it will be wobbly on a lake, I'd be scared on a river.

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It'll be fine as long as you learn not to make any sudden moves, while the boat will actually be hard to flip over it will flip you out easily.

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Normally those boat already have a small deck up front, it 's only matter of extending the deck with plywood or a reinforced aluminum sheet from the seat to the deck.

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I agree it should be OK, when your running around the lake you'll be in the back sitting lower anyways.

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I agree it should be OK, when your running around the lake you'll be in the back sitting lower anyways.

Exactly. With a little work you can make your tub look like this:

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