Clackacraft Drift Boat Techniques - Part 2

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Marty Sherman of Clackacraft Drift Boats demonstrates drift boat techniques in this three-part series. With him is Dean Finnerty, a fishing guide from Cottage Grove, Oregon.
In part two of this trilogy, the qualities that the Clackacraft drift boats possess in the water are demonstrated. This sturdy and controllable boat holds its head high, gliding effortlessly in the water.
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Комментарии : 5

@johne8814 5 месяцев назад

Thanks guys your awesome

@redshaftedflicker 8 лет назад

I'm learning to row. It's a humbling experience but I'm getting better. Thanks for the instruction.

@danosborne1550 Год назад

Started off being a lavro knockoff, we called them crack a craft back in the day. They did improve, and unfortunately lavro is gone. Lavro made a strong boat, mine is bomber.

@salmonrafter 12 лет назад

Simply put the river depth dictates how deep your blade should be. If you have a heavy load digging deeper makes your boat respond faster by limiting cavitation. If you see whitewater you are wasting energy. There is also a faster more efficient way to turn a watercraft.