Synabego – Boats, Tubes and Pontoons

One of the reasons I bought the 4wd Mercedes Sprinter  Van Conversion was so that I could tow a 3500 lb boat and still camp.   The other major reason I bought the Revel 4×4 is that I could park the 19 foot van in a regular parking space.    The latter is less achievable with a 20 foot boat in tow.   The boat solution was solved with the largest portaboat that would fit on the side of the van.   A 12 ft portaboat is twice as stable as an 8 ft portaboat.   I ordered a custom side rack for the boat from Vertirack

I also like to fish lakes and ponds with a pontoon boat or float tube.  I found the best way to transport them is to strap them to the back of the van.

OhaaAnd let not forget Pyramid Lake Ladders.

2 thoughts on “Synabego – Boats, Tubes and Pontoons

  1. Dr. Meng,
    Been a long while since we fished for Shad up at Orland. Hope all is going well for you.

    How did the Sadden work out. Looks like you have a standard float tube on your new truck.

    Feel free to call or text: Jim Degnan, 408-887-7742. jd293@comcast.net

  2. Hello Dr.,

    Please tell me about your take on the Porta boat. I am a Flyfisher at San Luis and use a 10 foot Klamath Jon boat. It is a phenomenal piece of equipment with a 150 lb price tag on my body for lugging around. Tight lines always.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

wp-puzzle.com logo