RC Boat Review and Catch 

We're gonna have to link up and you can see it in person.

Thanks appreciate the kind words!

Thanks for the kind words. I do run surf fishing charters. You can visit my web page at www.smittyssurffishing.com

Thanks for the feedback. We have a few more in the queue. Appreciate you stopping by and checking us out!

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It does pretty good at keeping the water out. I've never had more than a few drops of water infiltrate so far The electronics are waterproof but I, like you, wouldvlike to keep water out.

Thanks, it's gonna be great this fall!

@@SmittysSurfFishing after 2 years of having it whats the over all thought? was it worth it , did it get you big fish?

I did and posted a video about it.

I'm curious as well. How many times can I launch it before I have to charge it again...?

Have you ran heavy baits?

@@brian1978503 I've ran some medium sized baits, the biggest probably 1/2 of a very large mullet. It was slow, and the waves small, but didn't have any issue.

@Bobby Susenbach I am trying to figure out this or the swellpro fd1 drone. The swellpro can handle 2kg "4.4lbs" I haven't seen anyone pull big bait in the ocean.

Great question, if you follow the steps in my maintenance video, you should be good. I average about 60 mins per charge. That equates to about 5-6 bait drops for me.

Yes it does.

No unfortunately, it doesn't have a telemetry package like that.

@@SmittysSurfFishing got ya! Thanks for the reply. That’s not a deal breaker in my eyes! Lol. Now they just need to get them in stock again.

Aquacat hands down dude

Not sure haven't maxed it out yet. Not sure it would handle a bonita for sharks but a whole blue runner or whiting it dropped with 4 oz weight with no problem. Plenty big for what I use it for.

@@SmittysSurfFishing thank you

You can purchase them from Dragon Sailing North America. Link and discount code in description.

Do you think this Fishing Surfer bait boat can handle rough whether conditions?

Great question, I have an inexpensive range finder I used. As well as a line counter that clips to my rod.

No, we were only out a few minutes test the boat out.

@@SmittysSurfFishing, Gotcha.. You Probably can take your Bait out 40 yards Further than I can Cast and Do Great surf Fishing.. Wondering if the Bigger Pomps and Whiting are available over the Next Sandbar, or if they're Hiding Out from the larger Predators in the Shallows.. Thanks..

I hope u are joking if so that is pretty funny.

The black clip is so you can hang it on your belt , I dont use mine. I use the triangle piece with a lanyard. As for the depth finder, you'll need to plug it in and let it charge initially. It will turn on and operate while charging. However to get a goid charge, turn the unit off. You should see a "filling battery" once fully charged, the battery will show full bars. Hope that helps. Let me know if you have any other questions.

@@SmittysSurfFishing Ahh i see for the clip, i found out my battery is loose so the fish finder wont stay on... fun times lol...sent a request on that.... what did u use to attach the fish finder to things, it didnt come with anything for me? also there is a bag i assume is extra parts for the fish finder but none of it is needed except the charger right. i didnt see anything to attach it to things in there just a bunch of what looks like a way to attach it to another boat? thanks for the responses, subbed for sure.

Yeah nothing comes in the box to mount the fish finder, I use the camera mounts for my GoPro works great. As far as the loose battery I do remember that now and I think I just folded a piece of paper to make it tight fit in there. I don't remember extra parts for the fish finder it was a bag of a few extra clips and things like that I'd have to actually go back and look and see what I got.

@@SmittysSurfFishing gotcha, id send a pic but i can't send pics here haha. it has an extra wire to plug wire... and then some little screws, a orange rubber holder for the sonar/transmitter or w.e lol.. it was like it was for a whole nother boat.

I ordered from RCFishing.world in Texas. It only took a a couple of days.

@@SmittysSurfFishing I’m in Texas … nice. That’s good news .

I'm in the market, but they're sold out

That was an option but this works better for my situation.

Sorry to hear about your experience. Unfortunately I have nothing to do with the company. Its only where I bought my boat.

Look at artic cat. I would love to see a comparison

Hi my friend. Iv built over 60-bait boats and this boat has problems the first one the motors letting in salt water that’s bad for the money it cost. There should be shafts on an angle but I’m sure the motor shaft goes straight out the boat. The sonar should be up in a recess it could easily be hit. It all looks good with the Antennas nice water blue sky white sand save your money. If any one see the parts on a bench out of this boat they would think all the money for that and when it goes wrong back to the factory. The boats I built for people the can change any thing they want. Build your own it’s not hard at all iv built many and fitted fish Finder hard wired camera or cameras led front and rear lights bait dropping LEDs and other things people say in clever witch is nice to hear. Build your own it’s not hard just don’t rush.