2023 Prices

Note:  All frames come with a lifetime warranty and include seat(s) and floor(s) (when applicable) and include an anchor system. All pontoons and self bailing rafts come with a repair kit, pump, and a 5 year warranty on manufacture defects. Packages come with pontoons/raft, frame, oars, oar locks, and straps. For warranty work, product must be returned to Catchercraft Boats, LLC. Prices shown do not include shipping or taxes and may be subject to change.

Boat Specifications

Below is a table showing the specifications of our different boat models. The values provided is an approximate estimation and are provided for reference only. Your boat may be slightly different than what is actually posted.

Support & Warranty

ALL NEW INFLATABLE RAFTS AND PONTOONS COME WITH A 5 or 10 YEAR WARRANTY (depending on model) against MANUFACTURE DEFECTS. ALL WELDED FRAMES COME WITH A LIFETIME WARRANTY. this is applicable to the original owner only. ANY WARRANTY WORK WILL NEED TO BE RETURNED TO US FOR REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT, AT OUR DISCRETION.

YOUR BOAT PURCHASE FROM CATCHERCRAFT BOATS IS AN INVESTMENT FOR YOUR FUTURE FISHING EXPERIENCES AND WAS BUILT WITH PERFORMANCE, FUNCTIONALITY, AND QUALITY IN MIND. HOWEVER, THERE ARE A FEW THINGS THAN CAN BE DONE TO ENSURE YOUR NEW BOAT PURCHASE WILL LAST AS LONG AS IT SHOULD. JUST LIKE A VEHICLE, FLY ROD OR REEL, THERE ARE SOME CARE AND MAINTENANCE STEPS TO FOLLOW.

 Inflatable Boats-To achieve the best performance of your boat, it should be properly inflated when using and properly deflated for long-term storage. Boats should be stored in a cool, dry, dark place, out of direct sunlight and away from animals. Avoid rolling or folding tightly for long periods of time. It should be cleaned regularly and there are special products that can be applied to help protect it and keep it looking new. Substantial changes in air temperature and/or altitude can affect the air pressure inside your boat, particularly when transporting to and from fishing. When climbing mountain passes, be sure there is sufficient excess capacity to allow for air expansion. The same rule applies with the weather. If you launch your boat at the crack of dawn during cold temperatures and the temperature climbs substantially during the day, you may need to release some air to avoid a blow out.

 Frames-while your boat frame has been built to last a lifetime, there are some things you can do to keep it looking new. Even though the frame is galvanized, small scratches and nicks may develop no matter how careful you are and could potentially begin to rust. Keeping the frame dry and out of the weather will minimize rust. A can of spray paint to touch up spots will keep your boat looking sharp. If water should enter into the frame and freeze, it will expand and rupture your frame.

Some people like to place foam insulation pipe around the frame to add a little padding (especially on the lean bars) and keep the pontoons looking new by reducing the residue from the galvanized steel or aluminum frames.

Valves-Most high quality inflatable boats use Leafield valves for inflation and are covered by a screw-on plastic cap. To inflate the air chamber, open the cap and using your index finger rotate or turn the spring valve stem a quarter turn; you should see the spring rise up, which allows for inflation but prevents the air from leaking out. When fully inflated, replace the screw-on plastic cap. To deflate your inflatable for transport or storage, turn or rotate the spring valve stem so that it is recessed and then the valve is open, allowing you to deflate the air chamber.

 By taking these small, precautionary steps in care and maintenance, your boat will look better and last longer.