As long as you have a pickup truck with a cargo bed, you too can have a portable fishing boat. For those of you looking to get a boat without needing a trailer, we’ve compiled a list of 7 awesome boats that are small enough to fit in the bed of a truck. Take a look and maybe you will be cruising around the lake sooner than you think.

It goes anywhere, sets up in just 5 minutes and can fit in the trunk of a car. Sea Eagle's Frameless Fishing Boats are roomy, lightweight, ultra-portable, and pack into a relatively small bag in relation to their sizes. They can be stowed in small spaces because they have no frames.

Catching trophy fish just got a whole lot easier with Flycraft's inflatable fishing boats. These boats fit in the trunk of your car. No trailer needed. The Stealth Boat 2.0 is 8-boats-in-1. It replaces your drift boat, pontoon, tender, kayak, canoe, motor boat, float tube, and raft. Get access to remote, uncrowded fishing holes this season.

In this post, Jenny Anderson shares a list of six boats that are compact enough to fit in the trunk of your car or camper.

In the trunk of a car or camper van, on the plane, the deck of a yacht or towed behind a bike. Stored in its 2 bags, you can take the ten and a half foot dinghy anywhere, without a trailer, for an evening trip after work or during your holidays!

In this post, we’ll provide you with a list of the best portable boats to easily haul in your truck bed without needing a trailer. Keep in mind that you may need to lower the tailgate of your truck and use an extender if necessary.

Jan 3, 2025 · This foldable boat fits easily into your car’s trunk, requiring no large storage space. Pack up quickly and head to your favorite water destination with ease. 【Safe and Sturdy】This pontoon boat is made from industrial PE material and features an integrated stamping technique to enhance strength. It is equipped with dual side pontoons for ...

Aug 29, 2024 · One point to note upfront: the FishSkiff 16 rolls up into a compact package that can fit in the trunk of a car or the rear of an SUV. In terms of portability, it’s hard to equal. A 16-foot boat that doesn’t need a trailer? Count us as impressed! And don’t worry about durability.