Homemade cooler fishing boat with foldable pontoons.

[@KeeperofTheMountain]

My dad and I built a similar boat back in the 70's. We found that the more pointy the bow, the better it cut through the water. This looks like fun.

[@supergokue1]

I do need to work on that, thanks for the tip!

[@KeeperofTheMountain]

@@supergokue1 There is a video I recommend. It is called the Tesla Catamaran by the Tech ingredients channel. He does an excellent job of explaining hydro-dynamics.

[@mariannebell7510]

My grandson had tried to make one (same concept) he was only 15 yrs old, but it didn't work like yours!lol! Anyway, I shared it with him & he'll be 27yrs in 2 days! It will bring back memories! Good job!!!

[@supergokue1]

That is really cool, glad to bring back some good old memories :)

[@rafdawg69]

I wasn't looking for this but glad it popped up in my feed. Awesome! Good job.

[@supergokue1]

Thank you, I appreciate that!

[@gecildomagalhaes9260]

Bom dia,gostei muito ,teria como me enviar o projeto e a lista de materiais necessário para fazer,quero fazer um para pescar

[@roysmith6010]

For a day fishing boat that's solar powered and electric motor operated. Cool points. I love the design. The thought put into this project covers most prepper needs and the fisherman's quiet backwater access to that perfect bass hunters spots. I could bow fish on this. I could spear fish from this. I can spin cast from this. Very well done. Perhaps add a sun cover to avoid sunburn. Ok. You did add a sun umbrella. The perfect project. Kudo's. I would build this also for my grandchildren. Maybe a very small sail (nostalgia) Love the idea. Definitely a subscription.

[@supergokue1]

Thank you for the comment and the sub!

[@jesuscaparros893]

Tons of imagination inside your head!!!! Congratulations!!! Very nice project and very well done.

[@supergokue1]

Thank you very much, I really appreciate it!

[@andrzej3511]

Incredibly creative approach to ordinary things!!!! Everyone in these pipes can see the sewerage, you saw the possibility of the supporting structure. In polyurethane foam (or whatever it is) everyone can see the insulating material, you have noticed the material for the floats. The same with containers whose usual use is polarly distant from yours. In this way, the same aproach to things, the boys from Apollo 13 were saved in practically no exit situation. I am impressed, very inspiring movie!!!!! Bravo.

[@FBPrepping]

Dude. Thanks for sharing your build. Those dislikes are surely boat manufacturers afraid of going out of business...

[@supergokue1]

Thank you, I'm glad you liked it :)

[@lesanderful]

Very cool! Might have to copy! The cross pieces going through the coolers could be 2 inch pipe to save room in the cooler. Just insert 4' x 2' bushings before going through the cooler!

[@Gatorraider]

55lb thrust, better coolers, spray foam with flex seal. Bigger umbrella with 360 tilt to also use as sail lol

[@kaybeane4745]

That is super neat and looks better than a lot of manufactured boats.

[@supergokue1]

Very cool, thank you :)

[@chuckvoss9344]

Perfect example of a family project. No need to spend $2,000+ for one kayak. Just being on the water is fun. Very good!

[@supergokue1]

I agree, being on the water is just a blast! Thank you for the comment.

[@geoffschulz]

Just a suggestion, on mine, I used 2 trolling motors. That allowed me to control it with a simple switch box and you drive it like a tank. Good job!

[@supergokue1]

That is a fantastic idea, I will try it in the future. Thank you for the cool suggestion.

[@micheldindaine8403]

I just love what you've done here, in my opinion you need to switch umbrella for a bigger one and add a paddle system (in case....)

[@supergokue1]

I have working on something like that, I hope I can incorporate it into the design. Thank you for the suggestions :)

[@jodyjohnsen]

All the important things in life, water, fishing, solar power, homemade confidence! The solar panel will work better in the sun (maybe overhead) but that’s an upgrade for another day. Congratulations!

[@supergokue1]

It's funny you mentioned that, the upgrade boat has the solar panels in a way better spot. Thanks for the comment :)

[@robertnicholls9917]

@@supergokue1 It looks great. The materials you used makes it look like a manufactured product.

[@supergokue1]

I really appreciate that!

[@skully1030]

I love the God bless at the end great job great design

[@supergokue1]

Thank you very much!

[@ericaikens5339]

Much love to you you show people what they can do if they open their brains and not keep their head in the phones thank you so much for an enlightened video to utilize the resources around you and make things happen from the imagination of one's Inner self great project

[@supergokue1]

Very cool, I'm glad you liked the build!

[@jaymiddleton772]

I think an improvement would be a flat awning to replace the umbrella and move the solar panel onto the awning. I can't imagine you would be getting very much value from the solar panel with all the shading above it.

[@supergokue1]

Good point, there is room for improvement with this design.

[@shauncahoon9004]

Just subscribed. You and me were independently thinking unique ideas about pallets, coolers and 45 gallon containers. Inspiring to see how well they are working.

[@supergokue1]

Thank you :)

[@zoffinger]

You're one of a few people out there doing unique things. It's why I subscribed.

[@supergokue1]

Thank you, I really appreciate that.

[@dalton9493]

Wtf my two favorite KZbinrs are here

[@trvman1]

Stronger trolling motor with more thrust. However, this is only good for pond fishing, no way could you take it out on a lake that is choppy. Just too small.

[@mariopuzo4509]

This comment made me sub. Too.lol

[@mariopuzo4509]

Ahh but how's it handle some chop? Lol . Cool build.

[@MuskratOutdoors]

Great idea! 6 coolers, 3 on each side as pontoons would be great, as long as you don't fill them too full and sink it!

[@supergokue1]

Great minds think alike, thanks for the comment :)

[@CorbinAce]

Great job. It is hard to believe some manufacturer hasn't come up with a plan to manufacture any one of your' neat pontoon boats. I think if China gets a look, they would build one for sure. If I were younger I would build one. I would have a problem getting in and out of them. I am 85. Deciding which one to build would be the biggest problem. Have you ever considered pedal power? Then I don't think it would not require a registration. I wish I bad a way to get out on the water and fish. That would be perfect.

[@supergokue1]

Yes, I am looking into that. It will probably be on a future design, thanks for the comment.

[@JBrant-vl2tp]

Creative minds make the world go round. Nice!

[@supergokue1]

Thank you, I appreciate that :)

[@soa1]

Looks nice . I hope that u sealed the coolers back after drilling holes and I'm not a fan of using hot glue as any heat will reheat it and it will be useless.

[@altheamayberry6142]

Very innovative idea. Who'd a thunk it? You did! Great job!

[@supergokue1]

Thank you, I appreciate that :)

[@susiesswellvandwell1673]

This is awesome and great use of repurposing coolers! Best wishes from Canada 🇨🇦❤️🇨🇦

[@supergokue1]

Very cool, thank you :)

[@d3excess940]

Holy engenerring very cool. And gave me a idea for pontoons for my kayak. Right now im using boat bumpers but your way i can make some sleek longer floats.

[@supergokue1]

They would work great for that application. Thanks for the comment :)

[@theedmondstonefamalyedmond1305]

That is really cool that the boat is home made and it is more affordable in sed of buying a boat you can make one just like that is a smart idea

[@supergokue1]

Thank you, I'm glad you liked the boat!

[@Εχετλαίος]

Εξαιρετική κατασκευή κύριε και πολύ καλή σκέψη η απλότητα των υλικών.Συγχαρητήρια!

[@supergokue1]

Thank you, I really appreciate that!

[@Greazer71]

That's one cool little boat! I love the design and ingenuity behind it. I'm subscribing.

[@supergokue1]

I appreciate it, and thanks for the sub :)

[@superspecialty5169]

That’s not a boat, it’s a buoy… another proclaimed intelligent person?🤭🤫🤥

[@ВладимирТяглов-ж9ф]

Супер! Бюджетно и практично на малых водоемах! И легкий-непотопляемый!

[@supergokue1]

Thank you for the compliment!

[@girman36]

По поводу бюджетности очень спорно, да и с практичной стороны не мало вопросов.

[@МаскаСергей]

@@girman36 Совершенно верно, он в магазине строительно не был.

[@FargoFX]

This video makes me proud to be an American. You, sir, are a legend 🇺🇸😎

[@supergokue1]

Thank you, I appreciate it!

[@winndixie6361]

Whoever gave a thumbs down are just jealous haters cause he actually created something so rad!! I wanna see more builds.. totally got these min of life well worth my time..plus I now have become inspired to create

[@supergokue1]

Thank you, I appreciate it :)

[@peoksbycek5710]

You should open a factory to make more of these great invention. I wish you where my neighbor 😂

[@supergokue1]

Maybe one day I will be able to do something like that, for now it's just a dream. I think most of my neighbors believe that I am crazy :) Thanks for the comments!

[@TheresaMueller]

What a cool idea to use coolers as swimmers!

[@supergokue1]

Thank you, I'm glad you liked it!

[@ronaldmcdowells1107]

Perfect for when the world floods into a waterworld scenario. Edit: well, I guess you need a harpoon for the front.

[@supergokue1]

I couldn't agree more, I might have to add an extra cooler for the harpoon :)

[@boracay12]

@@supergokue1 pretty good for a lake or pond . in south florida guys used kayaks to deep sea fish with and would catch sailfish . they let the fish pull them around and tire itself out ,then reeled it in .

[@bluepacman13]

@@supergokue1 Or extra PVS pipe, and make an automatic harpoon shooter within the pipe of the PVC, lol.

[@winndixie6361]

Technically would this have to be registered for water use?? I think this guy just found a loop hole somehow 😅..

[@tomsuett6463]

I actually love Water World (I don't care if anyone disagrees) but I can just imagine a humungus white trimaran and Jeanne Tripplehorn in that outfit chillin with a glass of champagne, life doesn't get much better than that, make that quadruplehorn if you know what I mean lads 👍

[@edumendezsanchez7749]

Eres un crack,magnífico trabajo enhorabuena. 👍🤙😉. Saludos desde España 🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸

[@supergokue1]

Very cool, thank you :)

[@annanderic]

It would be nice to have a list of the items you needed for the project and cut list but over all very good video something new out there no one has done i will subscribe

[@johnmichaels4330]

I agree. And cost. This cant be cheap. My kayak was 300, but this might be a little more fun on lakes.

[@alexapexgod4643]

He is making

[@alexonorep5978]

The best ! Most stable boat👍

[@supergokue1]

Thank you, I appreciate that :)

[@AFishBicycle]

Definitely going to adopt some of your designs, but instead of coolers down the center, I’m going to use a cheap kayak. The added pontoons will make it un-flipable! Liked and subbed, thanks for the cool content!

[@supergokue1]

That will be a cool kayak upgrade, maybe you will be able to stand up in it. Thanks for the comment.

[@jimmiller4951]

You may be onto something ........ 3 kayaks two folding and one main body . It would hold three people !

[@AFishBicycle]

@@jimmiller4951 PARTY BARGE!!!

[@jimmiller4951]

@@AFishBicycle . Ya foe wee people haha

[@HerbisRGreen]

You could make it wider with 3 more coolers, or 6 more smaller coolers. You could add another seat with another row of coolers. Might have to double up on the pontoons. Definitely needs more power. Might struggle in any kind of current. Excellent idea and solid execution though. Cheers!

[@jimeddpelham5244]

EXTEND THE LENGTH 1 MORE COOLER, MOUNT 2 OR 3 HP MOTOR ON THE STERN, WOULD GO FASTER MIGHT BE MORE STABLE LIKE A CAT. VERY COOL

[@supergokue1]

If I did that, I could make it a two seater. Great idea, I might have to look into making that happen. Thanks for the suggestion :)

[@FreedomForce100]

Great work! Challenge for you: the most affordable yet safe home-made boat that can carry 6 people. Would love to see that.

[@supergokue1]

That might take some time, but I will work on it. Thanks for the challenge :)

[@BlackshacksBushcraft]

I think if you used the front cooler as a live well, you may need extra floatation in the front to cope with the weight, or.... make sure the drinks cooler is full as a counterweight. 😀 looks great though. Well done!

[@supergokue1]

Great idea, thanks for the suggestion!

[@MrBruce0777]

Nice build design and video. Thanks for sharing.

[@HookedUpCatfishing]

Ever thought about selling plans for these? I would love to build one for a small lake we fish or if you feel generous you could just email them to me for free 🤣🤣🤣

[@jarredgage]

Put cargo netting between the pontoon but above the water. Light weight and very practical for additional storage

[@supergokue1]

Cool idea, thank you!

[@SunshinesaTV]

Wow I've never seen anything like this before .. just a wow .. , . New friend here !

[@supergokue1]

Very cool, thank you.

[@luthandolaw2301]

From one geration to the generetion materials were was always there. Nothing new (material) that came from other planets but was the matter of discovery. Great work bro!!! 🙌🙌🙏

[@supergokue1]

Thank you, I'm glad you liked it :)

[@илиянвачев-ф4ъ]

Good job! Greetings from Bulgaria! I really like those last modifications. You could be think about some small keel. And also you can made something like a lite spoilers for the pontоones/easy from empty 20l. buckets and hotairpistol/ This will improve the speed and control of the boat.Again :i like what you do. Go ahead and have fun.

[@supergokue1]

Very cool, thank you so much!

[@ElderAEShelton]

I'm 3 years late to the party but this is amazing. Great job 👍🏿!

[@supergokue1]

Thank you!!

[@SFCRambo60]

Also would great stuff work in foaming the 3" tubing? Just in case of leaks

[@supergokue1]

It should work, but I am not sure how much extra weight it would add. I will have to look into it. Thank you for the questions, I appreciate it :)

[@starofeden9277]

one of the best designs you have come up with keep up the good work love this one

[@supergokue1]

Thank you, I really appreciate that :)

[@Revenant483]

This is really ingenious! I would have used trex on the running boards and backed up all the frame attachments to the coolers with silicone. I might try to make one of these. +1 sub & like.

[@supergokue1]

Thank you for the great suggestions!

[@petersantiamagro2586]

Thank you for you answer. I can’t wait to see your video with the add wheels

[@supergokue1]

Cool, it should be out soon. Thanks for the comment!

[@Leonardokite]

They get better all the time. Something tells me you voided the warranty on those coolers....😉

[@supergokue1]

Thank you, and I think you might be right about the coolers :)

[@N5LRZ]

I just LOVE this little boat!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@supergokue1]

Cool, I'm glad you liked it :)

[@donnawarrior1908]

Could use a couple grab bars to get up and get in and out easier but looks like a great idea! Nice job!

[@supergokue1]

Great idea, I didn't even think of that! Thanks for the suggestion.

[@damiensutton1057]

Good on ya now my son wants me to build one but seriously well done 👍🏻

[@supergokue1]

Thank you for the compliment!

[@dalebronniman9060]

By the time you add up the cost with time invested getting parts and assembly, you could have purchased one and been using it .

[@supergokue1]

Thank you for the comment.

[@xxxneoxxx]

But then you don't get the satisfaction that comes with having designed and built it yourself.

[@arthurwagar6224]

True but no satisfaction.

[@joenarlopez2880]

pure genius! it keeps getting better and better with every build. looking forward to more creations

[@supergokue1]

Very cool, thank you for the compliment!

[@chadwillis5604]

You should 100% make a diy kayak!!! That would be awesome

[@supergokue1]

I'll look into it, thanks for the suggestion :)

[@fourwinnsdummy]

I love the design! One thing you could do to give yourself more space would be to lay some decking down over the frame. Then you could put a ledge around it and you would be able to bring more rods or a live well. One other easier mod you could do is get some track mounts and mount them right to the top of that front cooler then you could get a track mounted cup holder and whatever else you might want to mount up there. Great video man!

[@supergokue1]

Really great ideas, I will look into incorporating them into the design. Thank you for all of the suggestions!

[@harrykersey9086]

I would of put stainless plates inside each cooler at build instead of just washers for strength .

[@supergokue1]

There are a few modifications in the works. Thanks for the suggestion

[@xgymratx]

Or sheets of coroplast as multiwasher I would use coroplast iinstead of particle board too like other builds And if you tale ends and add a sealant over tape or sealant over whole thing the coroplast itself would be bouyant.....buy white to match and it will look nicer too (on other build not this one)

[@wilsonbilly460]

I just give more wow wow.... great mind built great things..👍👍🙏🙏

[@supergokue1]

Thank you very much, I really appreciate that!

[@mike130557]

The next time you are visiting the Plumbers Merchants, and they are low on stock. “Yeah, sorry sir. Everybody is building boats!”

[@supergokue1]

I like it :)

[@ericvillanueva754]

WOW! So nice,portable DIY boat.😁😁

[@supergokue1]

Cool, thank you!

[@stefanbuzoianu4167]

Very ingenuous! Congratulations for all your projects. Do you thing that is possible to share us a project with dimensions for this cool water vehicle? Thank you in advance.

[@supergokue1]

Thank you for your interest, I am currently working on the book with all of the details of this boat. I can let you know when it is up on Amazon if you like? Thank you for the question.

[@PsychFreak-jc9rg]

@@supergokue1 is the book up yet? I’d like to know. Mainly the size of pvc you used

[@supergokue1]

@@PsychFreak-jc9rg Yes it is, thank you for the great question :) www.amazon.com/dp/B095SYWLYP

[@terryglenweaver]

GOOD Job! Of course, there are mods I would have done differently. I would have opted for much larger solar panels and put them overhead instead of an umbrella. And certainly a larger trolling motor. In fact, about 25 years ago I did something similar by putting PVC pontoons on a 8ft aluminum jon boat, for stability and put in halogen lights pointing down. Later, I did this with a 14 ft Aluminum boat. We used it at night all over a huge resiviour and it worked great, with a decent trolling speed. (No solar panels, because they were far too expensive.) I have an IDEA that a boat with two outrigging pontoons swivel fixed and a hydraulic system that forces any direction the boat or either pontoon moves... causes the propeller to turn on a certain direction and speed. This would allow the waves to power the boat and additional Solar Panels with trolling motors to increase speed. This is just theory as I have not undertaken the task of a model...yet. I would put on two trolling motors each independently operated by foot controls. (I still have the 2 trolling motors.) Inspired? Let me know as I would like to build it, but I am disabled.

[@supergokue1]

I have a upgrade video coming out real soon, as soon as the water warms up. I did make a few changes, some of which you mentioned. Very creative ideas, thank you!

[@terryglenweaver]

@@supergokue1 Actually the pontoons are the motors. If applied force came from only one direction or would cancel itself. However when the forces being applied come from all directions and routed to just one direction propulsion should be 'effectively" achieved. The only 2 ways this may not work... 1: completely stagnant water (no force availavle) 2: The actions of both pontoons and the boat are synchronized. Both of these instances are not only rare but any synchronized actions between the boat and pontoons are achieved at a perfect distance... which of course is adjustable. This leaves but one remaining problem and has plagued me... dead calm. Even that can be rectified as I have no roots preventing relocation, except transportation which I am in the process of fixing. (I have a Schoolie I was turning into a motorhome and a car and a motorcycle and a Go Cart. However, health issues prevent me from regaining my driver's license. Hence the Go Kart. (The parts to build it are here or in transit.) But it needs to be specifically built. Top speed... 6 MPH, but with an exception...allowing say; 50 MPH. It will also be Bush Craft Survival capabilities to which I already possess everything needed. Besides this project, I also have a 4 Cylinder Engine with a massive 7 moving parts...total. (that does not include things such as air conditioner, alternator or parts in such things as the Carburator (To which I also have a design to greatly enhance fuel economy.) I am a self-taught scientist/engineer and through watching me... my Son persued that further and is a store-bought college Scientist/Engineer. The infernal (internal) combustion engine's most eminence problem is that engineers have complicated the workings of engines instead of simplifying them. Some of the different perspectives I use... the ICE (internal combustion engine) uses all of the oxygen it is given but not all of the fuel, so, what if we reversed that? Scientists/Engineers claim that frictions from such areas as the camshaft and valves is too minimal to get great enhancement by reduction or elimination... I say they are wrong. In fact, my engine has no valves, nor camshaft, nor distributor, nor timing chain. There is no rocker arms, pushrods... the 4 cylinder engine has but 2 pistons and 2 connecting rods. It is also a two stroke with a minimal bore size but long stroke distance. There are no piston rings, oil rings as they simply are not needed. Yes, there is BlowBy but it is recollected, reduced and diverted as per the configuration of the piston's profile. It was only after gasoline's reduction of Octane, enhanced oils and some other occurances that allowed much of this to work. I had built a working model in the late 90's and was working on it when other (un-for-seeable) engagements utterly stopped my advancements and then, health issues that have continued to prevent this quest. And... then there is one other issue of paramount significance that for now, I deem it's relationship necessary to be kept a secret (the connecting element, in whose relationship is but... time.) Stick around and all can be revealed. See, as of Augast 2004 these quests have taken a back seat for development. I never chased money anyway, which means I really don't care if others discover my ingenuity and design secrets... which actually (if possible) is of great reward for someone wanting to know and has the same drawback... time.

[@dj_crusherr1523]

Maybe adding expansion foam in the PVC wouldn’t be a bad idea for extra buoyancy

[@bluetickfreddy101]

Awesome engineering And very practical

[@supergokue1]

Thank you, I'm glad you liked it!

[@denniscraig6022]

I can't believe that anyone actually asked where is the storage , people really do need a license to breed

[@jasonglover5989]

Nice work! Very interesting.. I would maybe consider relocating the batteries to the back cooler if possible. It may help to pull the nose of the craft out of the water a little and hopefully help it with forward motion. Just a thought.

[@supergokue1]

That is a great idea, I'll try it. Thank you for the suggestion :)

[@reiayanamnam5444]

Me wanting a boat but not being able to afford one. 😂

[@supergokue1]

That is so true, thanks for the comment!

[@ruffmansavageveteran1345]

You got me sold. I'm secretly a subaru fan, not really truck guy unless it's diesel.

[@supergokue1]

I have always thought Subaru were cool vehicles :)

[@CRichards2187]

Nice! I'm almost more impressed with the hot glue gun that doesnt need to be plugged in to work though ;)

[@supergokue1]

Yes, I'm glad someone saw that :)

[@wildhorse333]

What a cute umbrella ~~ Well done ~~~great job!

[@supergokue1]

Thank you, I really appreciate it :)

[@Ballu12345]

The people those who disliked him are zombies 😉

[@_Yep_Yep_]

I am not a zombie and i disliked the video.

[@graemeneale9311]

I think that they sell Zodiac inflatables?

[@TMendez528]

Loved the idea. The music ruined the video

[@terryglenweaver]

@@_Yep_Yep_ Zombies cannot see their reflections, so how could a Zomie recognize himself? L0L

[@jonathanpartsconnection8568]

They are just haters, but you only get those when you doing great things. If you have no haters, then you aren't doing anything good.

[@stevenarmstrong2380]

Very interesting build-out. Thanks for taking the time to show us.

[@supergokue1]

Cool, glad you enjoyed it!

[@sgt.justice0826]

Awe man..! Me Watched, Me Learned, And Man.., Me Likes!✊✊👍👍☝️☝️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🇺🇸!!!

[@supergokue1]

Cool, I'm glad you liked it :)

[@tcstarz4248]

Wooow!! This is probably one of the coolest thing i've seen in a long time very impressed, keep doing ya thang

[@supergokue1]

Nice, I really appreciate that :)

[@darrenstuart8134]

its so sad he cant get the batteries he wanted

[@supergokue1]

I agree, the batteries are way too expensive. I tried to get a few battery companies to help me out, but no one seemed to be interested. I will keep trying, you never know. Thanks for the comment.

[@MrRyancangri]

Yes more videos please. I really enjoyed this. 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@eaglehaslanded]

Good job! R U sure ur not ex-military, U R methodical in your construction, a “Seabee” perhaps?

[@supergokue1]

I was never in the military, but thank you for the high compliment :)

[@СергейРязанов-т2х]

Отличная идея . Хорошая сборка . Супер !

[@supergokue1]

Very cool, thank you for the compliment!

[@СергейРязанов-т2х]

@@supergokue1 Дружище , нет проблем - обращайся если что .

[@mabblers]

That is pretty cool. I don't fish, but with something like that I'd take an interest.

[@supergokue1]

Thank you, I'm glad you liked the boat!

[@massarowibrahim7583]

very impressive , waw great video . Thank you so much

[@supergokue1]

Cool, glad you enjoyed it!

[@RebelMerc]

Not a bad idea. I do have two suggestions. Extend the pontoons in front by at least 1 ft. (When you leaned forward the boat dipped downward at the front). When you made the frame of 1-inch PVC under the coolers you could have just sanded the center of the Tee out so the PVC pipe would slide down to the middle then just glued them in place. This would eliminate a set of 4 joints.

[@supergokue1]

Great tip, thank you :)

[@NomadMechanic]

I'm going to build one. Thanks for your effort.

[@stevemc8487]

This man is a genius!

[@supergokue1]

I wish, but thank you for the compliment :)

[@scottsheck]

So cool! At first sight, I thought the blue pontoons were those blue water jugs, which would be cool to see.

[@supergokue1]

That would be cool, I have always wanted to do a project with those. If I get a chance this summer, I will look into it. Thanks for the comment

[@Travis_Stewart5422]

If it wasn't for sponsors or you literally having an exponential amount of resources laying around your house, you could have bought a way better boat for what it cost you to build that and you know it. That being said I loved it dude

[@dougallen3478]

This is got to be the coolest damn boat I`ve ever seen or seen built !! I`m very interested in watching in on your next build . Further more I`m defintely going to build me one these .

[@soparmaruli8071]

Thanks this a simple boat for fisherman.

[@supergokue1]

I appreciate that, thank you!

[@TNGUNGUY]

BRILLIANT DESIGN, I would make it two coollers wide, move the seat to the rear and make the pontoons slightly longer for a little more forward support. This is an awesome little boat tho....

[@supergokue1]

Great suggestion, thank you for the suggestions :)

[@xgymratx]

If pontoons a bit longer....you suggest a slight upward rake on the pontoons? Like bledes of sled?

[@geoffschulz]

Looks nice and stable, well done!

[@supergokue1]

Thank you, I appreciate that!

[@MaxMax-dq1lu]

Love it... but ur umbrella is shading ur tiny solar pannel... Try a Bimini top (32/40mm pipe) with a big solar pannel up there.!

[@supergokue1]

You are correct, it was a big problem. I did fix that in the upcoming upgrade video. I am just waiting for it to warm up to film it on the water. Thank you for the comment, I do appreciate it!

[@mconnor1]

Great job! Looks like a fun little boat!

[@supergokue1]

Cool, I'm glad you liked it!

[@johnhoffman8960]

Awesome! One major flaw though. I didn't see a cup holder LOL. Truly genius. 👍👍

[@supergokue1]

You are right about the cup holder. I did fix that issue in the upgrade video coming out in a few weeks. Thank you for the comment, I really appreciate it :)

[@DonbokNonglaiT]

Awesome bro.what a great fishing boat and I love fishing bro.

[@supergokue1]

Cool, thanks for watching.

[@mark37walker40]

Awesome of course, genius... Why has NO one mentioned how it looks like a Star Trek Next Generation Shuttle Craft? You can go as simple or as 'Borg'-ed out as you wish. Jimmy 'James Doohan would have saluted you and miracle workers everywhere, thank you for sharing your gifts and talents.

[@supergokue1]

Thank you very much, I really appreciate that. To be honest, Star Trek ships have always been an inspiration in my designs :)

[@mark37walker40]

@@supergokue1 Live long and ask GOD why would HE require a Starship, when we only know a hot tubs size of knowledge that is Our Planet, our true Starship.