Just discussed some a week ago or so..................

http://www.ifish.net/board/showthread.php?t=1441650

 

I've got a buddy who has one and he seems to like it a lot.

 

James Reagan of All in Guide service runs one with a 250 etec. Seems like a more than capable boat.

 

i have not heard much about them, but nothing bad at all, they are a very good looking boat....like i said in the last thread about these boats, if i was in the market, they would be my first stop. very nice looking boats for the money, if they don't now, i expect they will soon have a long waiting list.

 

They guy that makes them lives about halfway between Glide and Roseburg on Hwy 138. On the other hand my Neighbor makes/owns Riverwolf drift boats.

 

When I was researching a new build I looked at River Wild, Umpqua Marine, and RB Boats. River Wild wait was too long and although Umpqua Marine makes a good boat I felt RB was a bit better quality and the price at the time when you compare apples to apples was better. If you are looking at a new build you should look at all the options and include Jim at RB with a visit. He is very good to work with and an Ifish sponser as well. :twocents:

 

Anyone looking at these boats should be seriously looking at the wooldridge sportster.
Better built boat imho


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Wooldridge has been at it a long time. How's the price compar with Umpqua?

 

From what I can tell, more.
If your serious I'd look into them and compare builds.
Also note the wooldridge is wider


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I didn't realize there was a recent thread on this topic otherwise I wouldn't have posted, I had just never heard of them. They are decent looking boats for the price. Seems like a lot of boat manufactures are booked out a ways, last time I spoke to the guys down at Willie they were booked out 2 years on power boats....Thanks for all the input!

 

And one of the few who will build you a boat under 20 feet long...

 

Just checked out that Wooly ~ looks nice, but only offered in 21-23-25' while as TR notes Umpqua also offers 16 & 18' models for those of us w/ such storage constraints.

 

Check out ReconCraft out of Estacata - go by and take a look - boat building quality to the next level. Awards and references to prove it. Owned by veterans too.:flag2:

 

This is my 20x72 with a 10 degree bottom. Boat was going to be a 18' but I had Larry stretch it at the last minute to avoid the USCG flotation requirements. Boat is fairly loaded. PM me with questions.

 

That's a sweet looking ride and I love the rod lockers. I have an 18' Willie Predator and wish I had those.

 

His pricing is posted on his web site, he discounts 10% for boat,
Motor and trailer combo. Pm me if you want more.


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Nice set up backlash. Yeah his prices are good and his boats look [emoji102] pretty sweet.


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+1 !