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Went out for about 3 or 4 hrs and my butt was compy. It was a little more tipsy but not much, out riggers would be appreciated though lol.

I mainly put the swivel seats in because I had them on hand and they are comfy. Hope they live up to it lol. Yea lol, I got a dry bag and plan to wear my life vest.

The canoe is 17ft long and when I took it out last weekend I thought it was pretty stable. I weight 320lbs and my friend weighs 260lbs, he stood up multiple times to stretch. But I went ahead and mounted the seats and plan to take it out tomorrow afternoon. I will report back on the stability.

I recently got a 17ft aluminum canoe and after taking it out for an hr or so my butt was numb and uncomfortable. I have some boat swivel seat seats that I was thinking about mounting to the canoe seats, would this be a bad idea? I couldnt find any pics on Google of anyone doing it to an aluminum...

After further looking at it and feeling how flimsy the metal is I don't think I'm going to remove the seat or even use it. I think I'm going to plug a few small holes and and paint it and build a small trailer and try to sell it or trade it for a canoe. In the mean time I think I will just stick...

Anyone think I could remove the middle seat and add a few ribs and just sit in it like a kayak to get my center of gravity lower?

I recently got a 10ft jon boat on a trade and was wondering should I even consider keeping it. I have a 14ft vhull that I mainly fish out of with a friend but it's to heavy to carry even with 2 people. My fishing buddy has a kayak and always wants to hit up no motor lakes or other small lakes. I...