Layout boats.

[Dale Wilcox]

John, I have a 1 man UFO and like it. It is quite stable and has enough room. A couple friends, 6' 3 or 4" that weight 250 + hunted out of it with no complaints. The hunter in the pic is 6"4'. He got his first Can in Lake Seminole out of the UFO. I generally carry it on the bow of my 17' x56" G3. It is a 2 man job to pull it up on the bow and lower it down unless your pretty strong in the back and shoulder. It can be towed but I never have tried it. The hydrilla in the boat helps it to blend in with the grass beds on the lake.View attachment ALBERTS CAN 2.jpg

 

[John Van Houten]

Thanks Dale.

 

[Phil Eager]

make sure your feet have plenty of room. Nothing worse then having to laydown with your feet swaded to the side and not perpendicular. It can get uncomfortable fast

 

[John Van Houten]

Thanks Phil.

 

[RLLigman]

John, I don't know whether FA still sells these or not. They are a heat absorptive bind pad made for layout blinds...padding and heat retention material at the same time

Found them at Roger's;

Final Approach Hot Seat | Rogers Sporting Goods

 

[Tony N.]

I have hunted twice out of the Bankes pumpkin seed, also a UFO and I have a MLB. I liked the Bankes for when I dealt with chop in the bay. I didn't get as wet in that one.

 

[Moeen H]

This is the Layout Addictions Title II. Quite enjoyable to hunt out of. It is made of Aluminum.. 125# they say... I have seen pictures on the scale without paint and splash guard at 118#. It is lighter than my MLB Classic was.

How do you compare this to Bankes pumpskin seed? Like how the back profile is so low.

 

[T Entwistle]

John,
I have a Core Sound X1 one man layout. It weighs in at about 105#. It is super stable and dry. I personally feel it is much more comfortable than a pumpkin seed. Plus Terry who builds them is great to deal with.