Kingfisher boats

[Sweepy]

Tupper ware(fiberglass boats) have been my strong preference. I bought a fiberglass hull in the 1970's, and finished the boat. I've always owned fiberglass and thought I always would.

Why do these aluminum kingfishers have me thinking about beer cans(Aluminum boats)? Comfort has always been a strong concern, this Kingfish beer can is more comfortable than some of the tupper ware of comparable size. We're looking at 25'-28', the weight and price is better than fiberglass. :whazzup:

Patty thinks we might need a new bigger truck to tow this boat, this woman is a keeper.

Does anyone have any experience with Kingfishers? Thanks

[rockn'reel]

I have experience with Jetcraft which, I believe, is the prerunner to the kingfisher before they moved to Canada. If you want any infor from me send me a PM.
RR

[Something Good]

Talk to corrirod, he knows all about the Kingfisher boats. I was impressed with the boat and was considering one but all the fluff and comfort pushed the boat a little out of my price range. Would be a good pick for someone looking for a lot of comfort in a fishing boat.

[Moldy Mike]

Sweepy,
I love my Kingfisher 28. She is running the Verado 275. It works for me!!! PM me if you have specific questions. Or talk to Rod AKA Corriod. He is the MAN! Fish ON!! MM

[Sweepy]

Patty, alias the admiral, likes the comfort. Thats the part that's intriguing, she is very happy with the interior. It looks like we'll be catching fish with a happy admiral.

It looks like its less money than a glass boat with comparable features.