Do you take a boat with you?

[GeoFish]

When I go camping I like to fish.
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[GeoFish]

[GeoFish]

I think it's 10.5'.
The legal limit is 11.5'
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[spoon059]

Nope... but I take friends with me, friends that own boats!

My good friend and his wife have a 21' jet boat and a 3 person jet ski. They have two friends, one of whom ones a 26' speed boat, the other of whom owns a 26' speed boat and THREE jet skis.

I have another friend who owns a 14' Portabote and a 9.9hp outboard.

[DutchmenSport]

What's the height of the tip of the bow of the boat to the ground? Just how in the world did you get the trailer and boat up there?

[ADK_Camper]

We often camp in the Adirondacks where there is undoutably some of the best canoeing to be found anywhere. There are lots of lakes, ponds, rivers and streams to explore. We always bring our canoe there. It's difficult to get it on top of the truck, but nonetheless worth the effort.

[DutchmenSport]

Didn't work.

Try again for you GeoFish:

[GeoFish]

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[wowens79]

We do carry up to 4 Kayaks lots of times.

[lc0338]

SE9

Yep, carry my inflatable boat in a bag. have a trolling motor for it also.

[Dick_B]

For a couple of years we put a Porta-bote on top of the Suburban when we would be camping near some nice gentle water. It would be a perfect fishing boat for either rowing or small motor. The Porta-botes are virtually indestructible for those lakes where stumps stick up just under the surface.

[Jebby14]

when we had the popup my 14" aluminum went upside down on top of it and the motor went in the back of the truck. not with the TT Im limited to the canoe.

[wowens79]

We do sometimes. I pull the camper, and the wife pulls the boat, but she's not a big fan of pulling the boat.

When we had our popup, I looked at a 2 car trailer that I could load both on, but decided it was to expensive and to much hassle.

[boosTT]

Nope. The boat stays tied to the pier at home.