With air and water temps cooling, fall is prime time to chase bass. If you're in trout country, it's the perfect excuse to leave the trout alone during spawn and go after something else entirely. If you're in the Southwest to Southeast, fall topwater bass fishing might be exactly what you've been waiting all year for.
In this video, the Flycraft crew heads to Lake Powell on the Utah/Arizona border in the Stealth 2.0 for a few days of chasing smallmouth and largemouth bass — and it's a great look at why this boat has become a favorite for anglers who want serious mobility without the hassle of a trailer.
The Flycraft doesn't have sparkles or a 200 hp outboard bolted to the back. What it has is smarter: strap a Honda 2.3 hp motor onto this 103 lb boat, and it turns into a genuinely capable bass boat — one you can load in a truck bed, carry down a trail, or launch solo in minutes.
Watch it in action:
(Timestamp: 10:05 showcases Flycraft's motoring capabilities.)
Ready to get your own fall bass season started? Check out the Stealth 2.0 →
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