💯💯💯💯💯💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽 your setup looks very peaceful.. thanks for the information

I am extremely happy with the way this product was delivered. It was wrapped and packaged well and I received it with no damage. All the parts are attached and the user guide and paperwork was included. Highly recommend it.

Awesome video, thank you for the detailed walk through!! You still have the canoe, how is it holding up? How stable I it,, You think two guys could stand up and fly fish out of it??? I'm in central Florida and guide-fly for both freshwater and skinny water... Thanks again!!!

Yer only real differences in hp is carbies jet yours up and you'll get more hp

In Florida if you put a motor on it you do have to get it registered right?

Nice set up.

Just picked up a 14 or 16 footer for $100! Can’t wait to get it set up.

Nice work.

How durable is this canoe?? Thinking about bringing it on some Texas rivers with some rocky bottoms

Well, its been three years since this video but I found it to be very useful and exactly what I was looking for. I have a 23ft bay boat and I was looking for a simple (not expensive) skiff/yak/canoe so I can stalk the flats and the back country by myself. Thanks

Looking for a colmen scanoe I need one

How many feet in length is your Canoe ? I just got a 12ft Indian River Otter that looks identical to your I'm still deciding what size tiller to purchase. Great video 👍

Nice rig!

Great set up! Thanks

Awesome mate, just looking renovating a canoe for fishing and this has helped

New subscriber great job on channel

Nice viedoe! is it hard to keep fly line from tangling up in the Hobie?

Hi there. How many permit did you catch with your fly rod in 2012?

I have the opportunity to buy an Indian river 16 ft for $275 looks identical to yours. Looking to run a 40 or so pound thrust troller and fish finder on it from my old John boat. Wanting to go exploring around Florida. I've always been a little skeptical for myself with canoes being 6'5

Damn, I want to live there. Too cold in Colorado anymore. Alligator clips x excellent idea!

Hey i recommend a sand spike for quick stops and it can be used as a push pole. I have one on my 14 foot scanoe and i use it for freshwater. It’s great, like a cheaper more versitile powerpole

Great set up man. I have an old Grumman sport boat that I picked up with a 4.5 evinrude for fairly cheap and it has been pretty fun. It definitely needs to be set up a little better. It only goes about 7mph the way I have it.

Do you the Yeti to stand on as a spotting/fishing platform? Looking for ideas to add/make a spotting platform for a canoe for inshore flats fishing.

Nice work!👍

Just picked up an IR Outdoorsman that I plan to do some restoration and get on the water. I'm in Lee Co. Good video and idea generator. Thanks.

Indian Rivers website looks like it was made in 1997

And yet ...in all your videos about fishing , there is not one of you in that canoe ! For shame .

Is that a long shaft or short shaft outboard?

Let's go! Nice catch !

Did you have to title and register it ? I am looking at the same canoe down here in swfl only problem is it's got no title. I am going to be putting a motor on it as well

Hi great video. Where is this ?

Do you ever use stabilizers sir?

Thank you very good tips very nice set up 🤙🏽

Liked and sub'd great presentation! great info!

Thanks. You gave me some good ideas to outfit my Sundolphin Mackinaw SS.

What is the length and maximum width of this Indian river canoe? What is the width of the transom also? If I can't find an Indian river canoe for sale... I may have to just build one. Any measurements you can provide would be most helpful. Thanks.

Hey Tex, what about drainage? I have a 12' "Otter" from Indian River, which appears identical other than the length. The biggest put-off has been the lack of a drain hole in the stern. One bad thunderstorm on the Gulf Coast can get quite a bit of water in a canoe. I like my Otter, but I have to have something for drainage when the canoe is trailered, open side up. Sure, I could trailer it facing down, but can't put all my stuff in there to travel. Have been eyeballing the "Old River" canoes, which supposedly have such drains, but can't find out much about them since there is no website that I can find. I like your setup though. Mine is similar but I use either a 3.5hp 2-stroke or a 5hp 2-stroke Nissan. The canoe will actually plane with the 5hp! I fully agree on the versatility these things have. You can configure it in many different ways depending on the circumstances.

I appreciate this video; my dad used it as a refer to guide, for our new flats canoe and outboard - Stay Safe in the Outdoors!

I liked the video and the settings are very good

So cool canoe/engine for fishing!

Nice set up! What size yeti ?

Nice video. Have an old town discovery 17'4", its a beast and I love it. Can pack out for a month in the thing no problem. Have been unable to overload it as of yet. Like the use of your alligator clips,,,noted.

dam that bone in the second shot of the intro is gigantic

Great set up man Thanks for the inspriation! subscribed

What do you have running along the floor of your canoe? Is that teak wood?

Thanks for the tips. What's the length on the shaft of the motor? I'm looking to do something similar with my 17' Grumman.

I just bought my first on for 150 dollars..I like it..I'm gone try to set mine up to

Do you have a vid of it running and what is it's top speed?

cool, good ideas. im from pembroke pines fl. lol i miss it.. im in levy county now near ocala / gainesville... its very different up here... i live on a acre now in farm country.. have chickens and roosters wake me uo lol. the fishing is good here, love the rivers. the gulf kinda sucks compared to atlantic but its not tooo bad. you remind me of a firefighter / cop

Would love to see this rig on the water.