FLYCRAFT BLOG

The boys from Flycraft head south of the border for a week long fly fishing adventure in Baja. We fish for Snook in the mangroves and Roosters out in the surf.

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Fly fishing pro, George Daniel, out of Pennsylvania has been fishing out of Flycraft boats for years. He has put each one of our boats to the test not only on his home waters in PA, but all over the country. Last spring he got the newest boat in our lineup, the Stealth 2.0 and it quickly became his go to.

We get a lot of questions about using the Flycraft Stealth 2.0 as a one person fishing craft. 

It's is as much a one person inflatable fishing boat as a 2 person boat, but now when you’re fishing alone you’re in a boat that you can stand up and fish from, anchor, and transport easily.

Sometimes we go out and we get a little lost somewhere in the western U.S. This is what happens when you're really excited to start fishing and it's still the early season, run off water.

On this trip we had Brandon, our sales manger and Clay, our shipping manager in the new Stealth 2.0.

In this episode of Tales From The Craft, we take a much more casual trip out to some very fishy waters. This is nothing but a bunch of friends wasting time out on the water instead of working.

Clay gets a little tipsy and Brandon gets a little mouthy. We find some real big birds and whole bunch of white fish.

Hey, Brandon here with Flycraft and I'm excited to announce the newest boat in our line up, the Stealth 2.0.

At 11 1/2 feet long, this boat is very similar to our classic two man Stealth, but it's five inches wider, a total of 51 inches, which makes it more stable.

This past year Ben Christensen blew us away by catching a world record blue catfish out of his Flycraft in Texas, on a 4 weight fly rod no less!

Using an olive creek damsel fly tied to a size 10 Gamakatsu hook and 12-pound Rio Bass tippet, Ben secured an International Game Fish Association world-record.

We get a lot of questions about fishing with dogs out of a Flycraft. In this video we show you a few of our favorite spots for dogs to hang out in the boat so that you can fish, and they can join in on the fun.

Let us know if you have any other tips or trick for you and your dog.

As a quick warning, please never have your dog on a leash that is attached to the boat. In the unlikely event of flipping a boat the last thing you would ever want is to have you dog leashed to the craft.

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Some days you just can't be inside.

Some days the entire office can't be inside.

On those kind of days you hang the "closed" sign on the window and head north.

Getting off the asphalt and onto the long dirt roads that lead to solitude and a clear mind...