Monday, June 20, 2011

The Usual Misconceptions About The Inflatable Canoe

By Dawn Riley


An Inflatable Canoe Does Not Possess Strength and Durability

One of many typical beliefs individuals have regarding an inflatable sea canoe is that it falls short of strength and durability. This is a falsehood because inflatable canoes are manufactured using state-of-the-art production processes utilizing the most durable materials which make it resilient as well as safe to use in the water.

An inflatable fishing canoe is made from either polyvinyl chloride (PVC) or rubber material. PVCs are hard plastic based materials that are durable and waterproof, making them well suited for fishing. This is likewise the same material used to make house pipes and electrical wires. A rubber inflatable fishing canoe is often heavier compared to the PVC type. Hypalon is the most common material used. It is a manufactured rubber which could tolerate extreme temperatures in addition to chemical damage and UV light exposure.

Using an Inflatable Canoe is Difficult and Lacks Versatility For Fly Fishing

This is not true. An inflatable sea canoe is approximately 10-12 feet long. This is perfect for anglers to sit comfortably and do fly-fishing with amazing consistency. Some of the styles available for fly fishers involve custom made seats that may increase the height of the angler when sitting down, making him cast easier. For those day long activities in the lake, special cushioned back support can be set up to help ease strain and make the angler very comfortable.

Inflatable Canoes lack Storage Efficiency

This is also not true. An inflatable fishing canoe offers very substantial capacity for gear and equipment perfect for those multi-day river travels. Capacity of these handy boats surpass even that of the hard shell kayaks. The typical capacity of the inflatable fishing canoe varies between 400-600 lbs. enabling the passionate river rafter the space to add all sorts of camping equipment for an extended period of time




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