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It was about 8 feet long, maybe 10. Had a 30 hp Nissan outboard. A seat. Rocket launchers (rod holders). It essentially looked like kids training skis with an outboard and a seat attached.

think there was a post on here at one time about them. not sure when but seems it was a while back. had some video clips along with it. seems liked a cool boat but not one i would buy

i think they are made in florida, they look like disaster waiting to happen

alot of those in the FL area and places of the like.

more for lagoons and flats in protected waters or very shallow waters.

Yea , I know the guy that sells them around the Natchez area. They are fun an FAST!!

Hank Parker did an ad for that thing a while back...

What are they called?

I've never seen em for sell round here(natchez)

I can't remember the name of them. Aquapods?

jeff, you are way off, aquapod is a layout.

They are called craigcats. I have actually heard from reputable sources that they are very seaworthy. After a few trips around the virgin islands in a hobie cat that would have you north MS boys chitlin your pants and praying to the baptist master, I beleive a completely sealed wide short cat hull will handle anything you throw at it.

There are several plans in the link if you want to build your own death-trap/duck whacker. They were all the rage in the 1960s.
https://www.boatdesigns.com/Outboards/departments/10/

No kidd'en kris, you should see them N MS boys in a pirouge, looks like a 1 legged man in an booty kick'en contest.

kris Schaumburg wrote:jeff, you are way off, aquapod is a layout.

They are called craigcats. I have actually heard from reputable sources that they are very seaworthy. After a few trips around the virgin islands in a hobie cat that would have you north MS boys chitlin your pants and praying to the baptist master, I beleive a completely sealed wide short cat hull will handle anything you throw at it.

kris Schaumburg wrote:jeff, you are way off, aquapod is a layout.

They are called craigcats. I have actually heard from reputable sources that they are very seaworthy. After a few trips around the virgin islands in a hobie cat that would have you north MS boys chitlin your pants and praying to the baptist master, I beleive a completely sealed wide short cat hull will handle anything you throw at it.

dude kills a coupla turkeys and now he's a chit talker

whatev man, just whatev

gator

that is a craig cat. They are suprisingly stable. I have a friend that sold them for a while. Many of them are powered by large trolling motors, the idea was tomake something that was quick that could be used in residentual (electric motor only) fishing and recreation ponds. I have never ridden one with a gas motor like that one though.

http://springfield.craigslist.org/boa/1724181602.html


like dat?