Aire Cataraft Tubes??

[slamkal]

Originally Posted by jrice345

Here in the Pac NW, an 18 ft cat is too big for day trips. Not sure about the Ark. I'd guess it would be like rowing two corks down the river.

My .02 for the Cougar: not a good gear hauler. Narrow between the tubes (i.e. can't accommodate dryboxes or cooler) and when fully loaded (not overloaded), rowed like a dog. A friend flipped twice in the GC due to the high center of gravity. He promptly bought an AIRE 156R upon his return.

16' is also too big for rivers around Portland. NW = 14' cat with 60 or 66" frame

[jrice345]

16' is probably about right for this weekend!

[SNCrafter]

I have a 15.5 foot wave destroyer that i have used on NF Payette and solo triped the GC with and done several other day and multi-day trips with. Its great!! look for one of those.

[lhowemt]

Originally Posted by SNCrafter

I have a 15.5 foot wave destroyer that i have used on NF Payette and solo triped the GC with and done several other day and multi-day trips with. Its great!! look for one of those.

Nathan does this even without a seat!

[pie2mats]

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