Will the 15lb be enough for a row boat?
1058863
Yes it should be but also depends on where you will be using it(lake, or river). Different type of anchors work better in certain situations. Keep in mind wind can also play a factor if you are trying to anchor and stay in one spot.
1058864
Yes, if the boat is not anchored in a current or subject to high wind. I use mine (a 16' center console bow rider) in the Hudson River and only have a problem if the wind is blowing in the same direction as the current.
1058865
I have a 10lb Mushroom Anchor for my two-man inflatable fishing boat and it works quite well. I would guess that a 15lb would be adequate for a row boat.
1058866
Depends on current, size of the boat, and the load as well as bottom ( sand, mud, or rock). But generally I would say yes. It holds both my fully loaded canoe and 2 man kayak in some decent currents
1058867
All I know is that when I went to West Marine looking for an anchor for my 10.5 foot 400lb dinghy they recommended this anchor.
1579426
I'm not sure that this would be stable enough for what you need if you're referring to a 2-person pedal boat because the wheel base is fairly short. The boat may also be too heavy.
2108471
15' is the factory recommendation. I feel as though 15' 10" would be doable, but you would sacrifice maneuverability.
1401556
Yes, I have taken this boat out many times with my wife, and I row the two of us around pretty easily so you should be fine rowing alone.
450344
Definitely large enough for a 15lb turkey, although you may want a v-shaped rack to hold the bird.
149584
i have 2 sea kayaks, 15 and 17 feet long. they weigh between 50 and 60 pounds. i have never had any trouble either with the length or wieght of the boats.
545423
We haul our 12' kayaks and 12' Jon boat with no problems, I doubt you'd have any difficulty rigging it for a 14-footer. The frame has many pre-installed holes to which framing could be attached. It's a very sturdy and versatile little trailer.
2282408
I've got a Minn Kota 40lb. thrust on mine which has been adequate in an open water area so far. It might be nice to have a little more thrust but larger is heavier and uses more battery power. You really need to weigh out the positives and negatives and then apply that to the situations you will be boating in most of the time. There are other good answers here to help you with that.
1008720
It will handle just fine but the drag wont last long with those drag burner fish . If you can afford a boat and fish for Mahi and triper , you should beef up you tackle
1083679
Reginald, this will support anything 15 lbs or less. The cross bar extends 12 feet across. you may want to contact Savage company about the weight. We appreciate your inquiry.Regards,Alex G
466700
Depends on the use. 15-20lbs should do fine but if you're surf fishing I would go a little higher to make it through the cast.
405881
In the product description it states the Trailer Aid can withstand weights up to 15,000 pounds.
1046263
I just purchased this dinghy and put my 4hp Suzuki 4 stroke on it and it is fine with the weight. This dinghy does not handle nearly as well as my hard bottom one did but I did not expect it to.
170222
I was using these with my 65 pound kayak but it is a much narrower boat and couldn't mate up with the hull very well, so it might work good for yours. They flex a lot but seem to handle the weight fine.
1320889
I don't know how you connect tow hook on 15'. if it's same way as 14, then should be. But as the description states only thru 14' I wouldn't say it fits for 15.
230733
I wouldn't. Oars don't work too well. Floor isn't sturdy for rapids. Nothing to hold onto for rapids. Shallow boat I think it would tip easy. Good boat for floating or fishing that is about it.
1843713
It is fairly heavy (about 150 lbs) to be lifting on and off a car top. If you have a roof rack that will support the weight and you can secure the boat, it should be okay.