Osprey and Osprey II

The Osprey starts with the Steelheader 9' X 15" pontoons and we add an aluminum kickboat frame. Now you have an incredible fishing machine that's going to last you 25 years. This boat can be packed down into a 30" x 54" duffel bag, and weights approximately 40 lbs.

The Osprey II uses 10' X 19"-20" pontoons and weighs between 45-50 lbs. The frame is 56" x 82" maximum length with foot pegs fully extended. the dog deck is 41" x 21". You can even take this as baggage on a plane. So if you want the most heavy-duty kickboat around, you'll want an OSPREY.

Other features include:

• Available in 9' X15" pontoons or 10 ft X 20" pontoons

• 7' oars (7.5' breakdown oars available)

• Aluminum frame 15 lbs.

• Rear deck that sits high out of the water with large Dog Deck

• A long waterline for good tracking and stability

• Each pontoons has 8 stainless steel D-rings

• Adjustable foot rests, and oar stops

• Replaceable Halkey Robert-style valves for quick inflation and deflation

• Easy assembly (9' stores in 30X50 " duffle bag - optional)

• 10 foot Osprey from the side - newest design
• 10 foot Osprey II
• Ratchet Pulley set-up for anchor
• Rear Deck and anchor-drop - newest frame
• Bill Day in the rapids again 10 foot
• Bill Day in first Osprey built - Methow River, WA
• 9 foot Osprey - front view
• Osprey on the Yakima in Washington State, 9 foot
• Osprey II side-view
• Bill Day in the 9 foot Osprey on the Yakima, WA, Old-style frame
• 10 foot Osprey II front view - 80D cup
• Osprey II anchored
• Osprey II - rear view
• Osprey II - lake view
• Osprey II - Rogue River Rapids
• Osprey II - Rogue River Rapid - 2nd view
• 10 foot Osprey II - side view
• Bigger IS Better - this is what we're here for!
• Dragging Osprey II to the river
• Edding out Methow River, WA
• Anchoring
• 10 foot Side view #2
• 10 foot Front View #2