How to Easily Load Your Pond Prowler (or any small boat) into Your Truck!

A short video on how to load your Pond Prowler/Quest Angler into the back of your truck with minimal effort!
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8 Gauge Wire: amzn.to/3Jjf5ZT
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[@kevinmckethan1506]

When I watched this I thought to myself I bet he can fix anything in his house. Lol. Great job.

[@JadedAngler]

Jack of all trades, master of none! 😜

[@donniedarko1345]

Just got a pond prowler 10 and I've taken it out 4 times in the past 12 days. I'm (fortunately) a rather big guy and I have no problem lifting the boat into the flatbed and then pushing it in. But yes, I am getting older and I wont have this physique forever. This seems like a good idea. Oh, btw, I'm in the KZbin rabbit hole of Pond Prowler custom upgrades now!

[@JadedAngler]

Awesome! There were times after a long day on the lake, I just put the board in the water and just winched the PP in. I don’t care what anyone says, I’ll save my back. Have fun with your new toy…the options are unlimited!

[@randyk2904]

Awesome bud

[@charlesmartin7082]

Great idea and as an older guy I will come up with something like this. Really like the winch board being clamped down as opposed to bolted. I have a hard cover on my truck. I struggle loading and this would eliminate that. Thanks.

[@dennisocampo4760]

That’s so smart!

[@JadedAngler]

Thank you! Worked for me…it’s not for everyone…but definitely saved my back.

[@monzsterman]

That is about the coolest load i have ever seen. Wish i had found this before i got a trailer. Nice job

[@JadedAngler]

Thank you!

[@olajuwonjones7360]

Badass👏👏

[@JadedAngler]

Thank you!

[@Johnny-kc2vm]

That’s smart

[@JadedAngler]

Thank you!

[@stevosUSN]

Great video, how do you secure the boards after loading the boat?

[@madam497]

need something like this to load ice fishing sled packed with gear on truck bed :P

[@JadedAngler]

I would imagine it would work the same!

[@stevosUSN]

Do you have a video on how you launch your boat in the water? Do you use dollies? Thx

[@michaelbarnes7086]

Hey pal. Scott Barnes again. Love your idea on loading your boat. What gauge wire did you use to your battery. I bought the harbor freight 2000lb winch and need to purchase wire. Thanks for your time

[@JadedAngler]

Sorry for the delay. I used 8 gauge wire.

[@myparadiseonbantayanisland9030]

Sliding the rear bottom on the driveway will eventually wear a hole in the bottom.😊

[@JadedAngler]

This is in my driveway for demonstration. In the real world this occurs at the lake and not on pavers. You are going to have to drag it anyway…whether it’s by this method or not. Thanks for the comment.

[@myparadiseonbantayanisland9030]

@@JadedAngler you could add wheels to the rear of the boat for ease of getting it around once at the lake. 😀

[@JadedAngler]

@myparadiseonbantayanisland9030 I do have rollers (harbor freight) that I wheel it around on at home. At the lake, the board goes right into the water, so the boat never touches the ground.

[@larryswindell5906]

I'd use a Harbor Freight moving dolly to protect it. Simple fix

[@JadedAngler]

@@larryswindell5906 That’s exactly what I used…just not in the video.

[@rogernewcomb9014]

Beautiful! I am imagining a pivot system for the boards in the truck itself that would force the motion that you seem to get already. (imagine a rod going across the truck bed that would go in the open section between the 2x8 and 2x10.) But if this works, why over complicate things? I'm thinking of using something similar for my fishing kayak. Thanks for the inspiration!

[@JadedAngler]

Awesome! Let me know what you come up with!

[@fishingmojados1121]

run a permanent power supply from your battery so you don't have keep hooking and unhooking cables. less chance you'll trip on them

[@robertdees-ls2ul]

What Pulleys are you using?

[@stevethomas5209]

Nice video. After you loaded the boat and put your red safty flags on did you secure that board somehow? Looks like you just pushed it in without any securement it will eventually slide out if not secured somehow.

[@JadedAngler]

Sorry, just saw this post. I use a rope and tie it through the board and attach it to the handles on the back of the prowler.

[@tedjakelski6685]

I have see lots of videos on loading and unloading but haven’t seen any on landing from the truck to the water and back to the truck from the water any suggestions or videos any were. Thanks

[@JadedAngler]

I don’t have any videos showing it…but this is the exact method I use. Imagine the board going into the water

[@stevenvillarreal683]

We NEED to see this!!!!@@JadedAngler

[@georgetsangaris77]

How does the piece of wood come out when you back in now? And also how is the wind choke to the board

[@JadedAngler]

It just slides in and out. I secure it with a tie down.

[@BassNoobFishing]

Do you just use a trolling motor or do you have an outboard? Trying to decide on one if these or a kayak

[@JadedAngler]

I just used a trolling motor with dual batteries.

[@oceantri]

I’m thinking about getting a Pond Prowler. Does the plastic get damaged by dragging it?

[@JadedAngler]

I typically have it on rollers…unless at the lake. Then it goes right into the water.

[@joeettwein3826]

do you the winch to unload slowly?

[@JadedAngler]

No, but I do use the board. It slides right off.

[@pdsfpv1495]

wont the board fall off when you are driving down the highway?

[@JadedAngler]

I have a hole drilled through it at the tail end. I run a rope through it and tie each end off to the handles on the Pond Prowler.

[@richardkeller6940]

Nice thought but your scraping part of the boat on the ground

[@JadedAngler]

More than a thought…it works for me. Of course it’s scraping the ground.

[@richardkeller6940]

Don’t take it personal I was just saying it’s not good to scrape plastic on the ground.

[@richardkeller6940]

Also your decking job looks nice!

[@TheBman1369]

Is that an 8 or 10 foot prowler?

[@misterjaayy6156]

Same question.