You bet hope it was helpful!

I love mine too! Speaking of which, need to get out in mine!

I don’t, most of the rivers i float have a wide variety of rock bottoms and i worry about foot entrapment

@@TheFlyFishingFilmmaker That makes sense, my river is mostly a sandy bottom so it’s not as big of an issue. It works good for me I can easily steer myself while i fish.

The kodiak and grizzly are actually pretty good on still water, I find that using fins is pretty easy, and you move pretty well with it. One thing I have found is that there is a sweet spot between power and speed, and if you start to over power the boat it actually doesn't go as fast. I haven't actually used my buddies clearwater on stillwater, so I can't comment. But I would guess with the longer line and rocker, it'll be a faster boat on still water. The downside IMO is if you are running boulder gardens in a river, the longer line can make it harder in some situations to weave through rocks ... but again I think these are just little downsides to each, and both actually perform great in both applications. Maybe one day we'll do a swap and I can do a comparison video.

@TheFlyFishingFilmmaker awesome man, thanks for the response. I'll keep my eyes open and look forward to the day you post the comparison video

The seat that is non standard is an old seat watermaster used to sell, not available anymore, also those images were of the grizzly

Wow, what kind of boat was it?

Was supposed to be a total style fishing boat, but was vinyl not ripstop. Can't remember the name

@@randy3577 Ahh gotchta, yeah these boats are so tough. Nothing like what you experienced.