PAC 1200

I have owned this boat for about ten years now. At first it took getting use to. I am 52 years old and I carry it around by myself. I can load this thing down for weekend or week long fly fishing excursions. It is an incredibly stable fishing platform. I have been in class 3 water with no issues and always felt safe. The ones are heavy but strong. Assembly is very quick once you learn the sequence. Outcast was great on the only issue I ever had with this boat. It was my fault even. You will absolutely love this boat.

Overall, just a hard yes. Still fishing out of my 2007 model with all original components, including oars.

I have 3 of these boats and have Floated the North Sask River from Banff to Drayton valley many of times, Class 4 in high water, No problem. Lots of gear with front seat off, like these boats.

I have 3 of these boats and have Floated the North Sask River from Banff to Drayton valley many of times, Class 4 in high water, No problem. Lots of gear with front seat off, like these boats.

I have owned and used this boat from March through November floating and fishing. The quality and construction are fantastic. I regularly float a river with quite a bit of trash sadly and although I am always looking for the errant piece of wire or sheet metal the boat has taken everything I can dish out. I bought an extra oar and have outfitted the pontoons with homemade flyrod holders and have never had a broken rod even with occasional run ins with rocks and downed trees. I'm certain this boat is over 10 years old and aside from some expected wear on the straps it functions and works like day one. I've used this boat on rivers where regular Mackenzie boats took a beating. I cant think of any way to design or build this boat better.