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Great little rigid plastic product and was lucky enough to have been working on the Skiff with my reading glasses on in bright enough sunshine, to just barely be able to read the product name for research.

Perfect time of the year (winter) for scouting new and old water!

Ideas I have seen and collected over the years that you may be able to use on yours for some temp shade.

Flats Nation Fishing and Scouting Logs: A Guide to Effective Tracking

So what exactly is Carbon Innegra, and what makes it a better option for building Skiffs and Bay Boats than say Kevlar?

Tracking fuel burn rates and other maintenance work will help you find what is operating best in your engines

This one of the best guides to Flats Fishing education to be found!

Hell's Bay Boatworks restored a blast from the past, and posted up on their Website some past and newer wallpapers!

Fly Boatworks F2 Carbon: An Evolutionary Step in the Flats Skiff Design!

I freely admit it, I can be a bit of a clean freak (blame it on Mom, whose house was clean enough for open heart surgery) and the Military.

My receiver hitch lock fit well right where the Fulton swing tongue pin would normally sit.

The Flats Nation version of the Console Caddy is now in stock and turned out awesome if we say so ourselves!

The team over at Hell's Bay Boatworks has shared an interesting short video from one of their Pro Staff Members Chico Fernandez as he discusses one of his favorite fly patterns The Seaducer.

How to help reduce water spots!

Maverick HPX-S and V models are tremendous little all-around Skiffs that do many things well!

We’re thrilled to welcome back our longtime friend for Podcast Episode with Chris Peterson of Hell’s Bay Boatworks!

Here are a few things I have found to help extend their life and appearance

Octane rating measures a fuel's anti-knock properties, indicating its resistance to engine knocking.

Unbalanced tires cause vibration, uneven tread wear, and steering issues, compromising safety and handling.

In this volume, our longtime friend, Chris Peterson, of Hell’s Bay, is back with us.