Sit-on-top vs Alpacaraft vs sit inside fishing

[Ridgewalker]

Help! I am about ready to buy a boat/raft for fishing/hunting. Primary usage will be on Colorado and Wyoming streams and lakes with occasional trips elsewhere. I am leaning toward the Alpacaraft for the main reason that I could unload it at Pumphouse (on the Colorado river) carry my fold-up Bike Friday and fishing camping gear for an overnighter, then load everything on my bike and peddle back to the truck.
I am still open for any suggestions.
Thanks in advance!

 

[Streakerfreak]

Help! I am about ready to buy a boat/raft for fishing/hunting. Primary usage will be on Colorado and Wyoming streams and lakes with occasional trips elsewhere. I am leaning toward the Alpacaraft for the main reason that I could unload it at Pumphouse (on the Colorado river) carry my fold-up Bike Friday and fishing camping gear for an overnighter, then load everything on my bike and peddle back to the truck.
I am still open for any suggestions.
Thanks in advance!

If you have a desire to carry it on your bike then the Alpaca Raft is the way to go. A sit on top would be best for fishing, but they are big an heavy. I think you are already picked the style of boat that is best for your needs:26_7_2:

A true kayak would not be best for your needs, mine yes, your's no. The Alpaca Raft is a great boat. There is a club for them here in Eugene.

 

[Fireman78]

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[Fireman78]

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