Fly Fishing Boats For Reel

Have you ever looked at a lake and thought, "If only I could get out a bit further where the fish are rising?" 

It's happened to all of us fly fishers at one time or other - when it would have been perfect to have had a small, light and sturdy watercraft that would enable you to get out further from the shoreline. Far enough so that our casts would land where the rising fish were. Or perhaps you've just wanted a small boat that was easily transportable so that you could row around your favorite lake or pond? 

Terry Hunt avid fly fisherman and boat builder of Penticton British Columbia has been making this dream a reality for many with his custom handmade, lightweight, 8' and 10' flat-bottomed fly fishing boats. 

Sometimes referred to as a "Pram Boat," The Gillie Prams beautifully constructed out of top quality materials; and capable of lasting generations with proper care.

The Gillie Pram Features:

• Top of the line marine mahogany BS 1088 Lloyd's register type approved.
• Bench or pedestal seat models to choose from.  
• Customization's available to suit your needs. 
• Clear finish inside and out or choose an optional exterior color of your choice.
• Industrial marine grade bottom coat for added durability.
• ​​​Polished stainless steel oarlock sockets. 
• Polished stainless steel bow eye.
• Beautiful bench(s), corner knees, trim all around.
• Whisper quiet, fast, easy to row, straight as an arrow tracking.
• Easy to maneuver on and off the water.
• Cruise into shallow water shoals. 
• Wide beam, solid, stable platform.
• Fly line friendly, nothing to snag your line on.
• Optional anchor package/quick release seat(s) package.
• Optional custom wheel package.
• Electric or gas motor capability.
• Transport Canada and U.S. Coast Guard Approved (documentation provided).
• Warranty.

Some people wonder why a flat-bottomed pram might have an advantage over a float tube or pontoon boat? Actually, there are many reasons to choose The Gillie Prams over the admittedly popular belly boats and pontoon boats including:

• ​Five minutes or less to get into the water with The Gillie. How long would it take you to get into your waders, put on your fins, etc. and get into the water? A lot more than five minutes.
• Plenty of hull space to carry your gear, etc.
• Flat-bottomed, unmatched for stability.​ 
• More versatile.