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26'islander "klickitat"

Discussion in ' Sailboats ' started by snuffy , Nov 17, 2009 .

snuffy Junior Member

I am looking at 26-28'sailboats and saw a "salmon"colored boat that caught my eye.The only information that I could get from the ad or the" contact"person[owners father]was that the owner was a policeman with no time to sell the boat,and that it was a Islander "klickitat"... Have any of you any info on this boat design?I could not find anything at the islander site,nor google,and the price is close to what I can afford...but I may have to ship it from Everett down to the Columbia so it may be a wash... how 'bout it? ring any bells:?:  

Gilbert Senior Member

Pictures????  

try this link[ http://www.sailboatlistings.com/view/14577]This is the listing snuffy  

I looked at the listing. There was a company called the Klickitat Canoe Co. in the Portland area that built a boat of that model. That looks like their standard deck mold for the model. So maybe it is a Klickitat Islander instead of an Islander Klickitat?????? One of these was in the Cathlamet Marina until a few months ago when her owner donated it to the Portland Sea Scouts. Maybe you could find out more from the Sea Scouts.  

might do that...except pat kelly will probably try and sell me that s-2 hes been trying to sell for the last year[grin]I know pat from my days in the "City of Roses"many many years ago...  

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I can tell you a little more about these boats but not much about the company. As for the company, the Hull ID number starts with KCK and I saw one with the number 15 at the end so I assume they made more than a couple; at least 15 I would guess. The hull itself is not particularly deep in the water but has what could be said to be a full keel with a keel hung rudder, along the likes of a Buzzrds Bay 14 if you know what that is. The stern overhangs the keel and rudder. The hull shape is very nice. The deck/cabin profile is low and so there can't be standing head room.  

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Best Sailboats Under 25 Feet

Love fishing, going out on open water, and love the gentle rocking of waves? Then, now is the time to think of investing in a sailboat. Sailboats are silent, eco-friendly, and a great mode of transportation for water lovers. In addition, you can choose smaller boats for family sailing excursions. 

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Owning a sailboat can be amazing for those who like an adventure. Having a small sailboat for some weekend fun can be a big achievement for people who like boats, water, and adventurous outings. These sailboats are a great way to have fun on the water, but they can also often accommodate a couple or a small family for a weekend. Here are some reasons why owning a sailboat is not a bad idea:

• Eco-friendly : Sailboats use wind energy to sail on water. This makes these boats eco-friendly because it is safer for the environment. This keeps the water clean and the marine life safe from any pollutants. The sailboats are also less noisy. 
• Power : Modern sailboats are quite different from the older versions. These days, boats have engineer power included. Yes, most of the navigation is done manually using the sails. Still, the engine gives a certain boost to the performance. This makes sailing an easier task and also provides more enjoyment for people on board.
• Right-of-Way : When it comes to sailboats, they do not stop easily. That means they are required to have the right-of-way while on the water. You can easily pass through the water because nobody expects the sailboat to stop.
• Affordable:  Most sailboats in the 25-and-under feet category are affordable and much cheaper to have fun with than pretty much any other weekend vehicle. You do not have to worry about fuel expenses or anything like that and 
• Travel : A small sailboat under 25 feet can be a great way to go through the water for those who like to travel. Those who love sailing the water’s calmness and want to drift through less traffic should invest in a beautiful sailboat. Also, you can take your family with you without having to pay for separate tickets. 
• Variety : Lastly, you can choose from a large variety of boats. There are hundreds of types to pick from based on their size, features, and ability to sail in various water bodies. This gives you a choice based on your budget, making it a convenient mode of transportation without spending too much. 

Here Are The 5 Best Sailboats Under 25 Feet:

Catalina 22 sport.

Catalina 22 is a very popular choice for smaller sailboats that can be trailered easily. The Catalina 22 sport is the updated version that has some added features. This sailboat is perfect for the weekend sailing excursion. 

• Retractable keel made of lead
• Roller furling jib
• The fractional rig has the mainsail
• The large cabin that can sleep four people
• Engine, cloth cushions, and swim ladders are optional

>>Also Read:  Best Sailboats Under 100k

Montgomery 17

This is another smaller pocket sailboat. This sailboat can be trailered easily when required. It is a bit stout in looks, and the entire body is made of fiberglass. 

• The deck-stepped mast can be used with a 4-part tackle
• The boat is about 2 feet in depth
• Comes in 15 and 23-foot models
• Bunk beds in the cabin
• Has a portable toilet
• The boat has a lot of storage space
• DC power is optional

>>Also Read:  Best Small Sailboats To Sail Around The World

This is one of the best family vacation sailboats in a smaller size. It has an open transom cockpit, which is quite large and comfortable. This is a perfect two-person sailboat:

• Hull and deck have laminated fiberglass
• The centerboard can be lifted through hydraulics
• The deck is molded as nonskid
• Has a cuddy cabin with a bunk bed 
• Portable toilet screened ports and an optional electrical system 

>>Also Read: Best Small Sailboats Under 20 Feet

Norseboat 17.5

This is Canadian-made and is fit for both sailing and rowing. This is a comparatively recent addition to the sailboat market. It has an open cockpit that is enough for a two-man team.

• The rig has a curved raff type
• Two rowing stations
• Carbon fiber mast
• Fiberglass hull with ply interiors 
• 9-foot oars as well

>>Also Read: Best Small and Trailerable Sailboats

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• Used or new : The first question you need to ask is whether to choose a new boat or a used one. New sailboats are expensive and are going to cost more than buying a used one. Also, the new ones will depreciate quickly as compared to the older boats. With new boats, you can take them to the water almost immediately. But with old ones, you will probably have to hire someone to make repairs and maybe upgrades. This will cost you some extra money too. It is always wiser to check the engine; the hull and deck should be dry and intact. Also, you should hire an experienced electrician to get the electric system upgraded. I am always a big believer in used sailboats, but you need to shop around for a good deal.
• Small or big : Another big question that needs to be answered is whether the boat should be small or big. You can easily find smaller-sized boats under 25 feet, but also lavish 40-foot sailboats. Yes, the bigger ones do look great and enticing. But the larger the boat, the larger the expenses on it. If you are new to sailboats, then buying a smaller one is the best option. It will be easier to learn. Another thing to keep in mind is that larger boats are not that safe and beginner-friendly. It requires a lot of practice to navigate a bigger boat.
• Ocean or lake : You should also consider where you will sail. Sailing on a calm lake is much different than sailing on an open ocean. Therefore, the boat choice should be decided based on that. You should ask whether you will sail inland or offshore. If you will sail on the ocean, then choose one sturdy and built for ocean sailing. Smaller sailboats work just fine if you plan to sail on a lake because they don’t need to be too bulky or fancy.
• Leisure or adventure : Some people are serious sailors who like to reach the bigger waves and have an adventure on rough ocean waters. Others like to go fishing with their family on a lake. Now, the choice of sailboat should be made, considering the purpose of the sailboat. You should also consider how many people will be on board before buying a boat. Users should pick a boat that will be comfortable for everyone, especially for longer vacations. 
• Cheap or expensive : Lastly, consider the cost of owning a sailboat. The sailboat cost is not just the buying price you need to pay. The cost of owning a sailboat will include all the upkeep, maintenance, and upgrading costs that the sailboat will incur over time. Always keep in mind the time you are planning to keep the sailboat. If the sailboat is for a shorter time, then investing too much is not smart. Also, you should be careful of the repair costs for older sailboats that need to be paid. 

Best Sailboats Under 25 Ft – Final Thoughts

Sailboats are a great way to have memorable vacations even when they are under 25 feet long. You can enjoy open waters, comfortable sailing, and some fun and quality family time on them. The best thing is that there are so many of them to choose from. Smaller sailboats are best for inland water sailing, weekend trips, and during holidays for a great fishing experience. Get ready to become a sailboat owner!

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I'm a wife trying to sell my husband's klickitat 30' - need help

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My first post so it might have all the details needed to answer a few questions. I know nothing about sailboats. We live in Austin tx. My husband has had this sailboat from when he lived in Oregon and it's got no use to us here. He's asked me to list it for sale but I can't find any real information on it. I'll copy the details of his notes to me and perhaps someone can tell me what this is and where to post as looking for klickitat boats reveals very little. Um not trying to sell it with this posting but rather find any more information about and the best places to advertise it for sale. Hubby's text pasted below. Thanks y'all :clobber will be happy when it's sold so I can get a motorcycle 30' custom Klikitat Washington Marina deck and below deck hand made by a retired coastie. 1600 pounds of lead in the keel safe boat, sister ships have been sailed from pacnorthwest to HI. 10hp honda OB *in motorwell. good sails complete  

Should have noted Boat is currently in oregon and we have no desire to mess around with it's transport from the current moorage If that makes a diff  

craigslist.com Its where I bought mine. P.s.- Include pics.  

Hillbetty I would suggest that you call a local boat broker in the area where the boat is now. They should be able to get details and write up the listing for you. most will charge a commission but it is worth the headaches that you will not have trying to sell it your self especially since you don't live near the boat.  

Yea, if the boat is worth more than 10K I would put it on a site like boats.com, yachtworld.com or go through a marine broker like justified recommends. If you want to sell the boat QUICK then craigslist is your way to go. Got to weed through the crap "buyers" though.  

Your husband should get off his duff and do this research himself. He's the expert in the family. I'm just sayin'.  

Somebody will have to be there to show the boat, so you have no option except using a broker. And "homebuilt" or home finished boats are notoriously hard to sell, so you may have a problem motivating a broker. You might want to contact the marina staff and see if they have any referrals for you.  

working with a broker I sell cars for friends through craigslist periodically and ask them what they expect for the car - anything over that I take as my commission for selling the vehicle. How does it work with boat brokers? Do they get a percentage or a set amount? Can you suggest anyone to deal with in Oregon?  

1979 Islander Klickitat sailboat for sale in Washington This is a listing for a 'Klickitat 26" in WA state.. by the sounds of this discussion: 26'islander "klickitat" - Boat Design Forums They were an offshoot of a canoe building company. They seem to use the 'bahama' and 'Islander' name as well, but from the pictures there's no relationship to the real Islander line. If they made a 30 and sold them as hull/deck kits then it's anyone's guess what it's worth ... what someone will pay, most likely.... FWIW the 26 linked to looks like a decent little boat with minimal headroom. If it's in good shape and a decent buy it will go eventually. Note in the second link there's mention of another owner donating the boat to a deserving charity... perhaps that's another avenue to explore.  

photos Thank you for the links - here is a link to the boat itself which might offer more detail forsale_oregon we're not looking to make money off of the boat - just get a fair price and give someone a good value for a nice way to sail.  

Never heard of a klickitat 30 I understand thay were fullkeel ?, but Pictuers would be great !  

Is there a fair way to even do an appraisal? I take it this kickitat is not a large company or even in existence any longer? I havent really seen an evaluation website similar to nada or KBB for boats that even list this klickitat or island brand - How would it be described? I think of it as like a chevy silverado ls 4x4 you know what I mean? Yea. he needs to get off his duff but it's hard when he's working 60 hours a week. Ugh. Thanks for the help ya'll  

As a 30' boat with and outboard well and no motor its going to be a tough sell  

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1979 Catalina 25

Pigeon, Michigan

Make Catalina

Category Sloop

Posted 1 Month Ago

This 1979 Cataline 25 and trailer is reported by the owner to be in good condition and maintained with all components and features in working order. Brand new trailer tires in 2024. The information and pictures of this boat have been provided by the owner himself, who has personally described the vessel's condition. The listing representative has not yet viewed the boat, so this ad serves as a confirmation of the owner's description and pictures. To the best of our knowledge, the information and pictures in this ad accurately represent the boat. Stock #321989 BEAUTIFUL WEEKENDER, ROLLER FURLING JIB, TRAILER w/ NEW TIRES, PRICED TO SELL, COME QUICKLY!! Located in Pigeon, Michigan, this 25-foot 1979 Catalina sailboat is the perfect vessel for a day of sailing. Manufactured by Catalina Yachts, the sailboat is part of a range of vessels that vary in size and luxury, perfect for any type of sailing venture. The Catalina 25 is a popular sailboat, known for its durability and stability. It is a lightweight, a trailerable sailboat, perfect for daysailing and weekend cruising. The boat has a deep, wide-beamed hull with a large cockpit and plenty of room below deck. It also features a traditional sloop rig with a roller furling jib and a mainsail. The Catalina 25 is an easy-to-handle boat that is great for beginning sailors, and its simple systems make it a great choice for those seeking a reliable and affordable single-hand sailboat. The boat comes with a 9 HP Johnson Sailmaster engine, giving you the confidence to take to the water. The boat sale also includes a trailer, ensuring you can transport your vessel with ease. The 25-foot boat offers plenty of room for family and friends, as well as all your boating gear. You can bring everything you need for a day of sailing and still have plenty of space to relax and enjoy the ride. The vessel has two double berths in the forward cabin, one double berth in the main cabin, and one single berth in the quarter berth. The trailer includes brand-new tires installed in 2024. Whether you're a beginner or a more experienced sailor, you'll be sure to have a wonderful time on the open water with this vessel. Don't miss out on your chance to own this excellent Catalina 25 day sailboat. Reason for selling is not using.

1978 25 foot Lancer Sailboat

Rockvale, Tennessee

Make Lancer

Category Daysailer Sailboats

Length 25.0

Posted Over 1 Month

Good lancer sailboat for sale. Honda 5hp 4 stroke outboard motor.

25 FOOT CAPE DORY SAILBOAT

Port Washington, New York

SELLING THIS BOAT ON BEHALF OF A FRIEND WHO DOES NOT HAVE AN EBAY ACCOUNT. HIS WORDS AND DESCRIPTION ARE BELOW: CLASSIC WELL-MAINTAINED 1977 CAPE DORY 25' SAILBOAT, HULL NUMBER 0479. SHE IS LOCATED AT A MOORING IN PORT WASHINGTON, N.Y. 11050 I'VE OWNED HER FOR THE LAST EIGHT YEARS AND HAVE ENJOYED SAILING HER IN THE LONG ISLAND AREA. I PURCHASED A BRAND NEW FULL BATTEN MAINSAIL 2 YEARS AGO AS WELL AS A NEW MAINSAIL COVER. INCLUDED IN THIS SALE ARE THREE (3) JIBS/HEADSAILS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION; A STORM JIB, A WORKING JIB AND A LARGE GENOA. ALSO INCLUDED IS A 2013 6 HP TOHATSU LONGSHAFT OUTBOARD MOTOR WITH LESS THAN 8 HOURS. THE SAILBOAT IS ALSO EQUIPPED WITH A ROLLER-REEFING BOOM, TWO ANCHORS, CHAINS AND LINES, A MOUNTED RITCHIE BULKHEAD COMPASS, A 12 VOLT MARINE BATTERY, SOLAR PANEL, VHF RADIO AS WELL AS AN AM/FM/CD RADIO, A PORTABLE MARINE HEAD, ICE BOX, FOUR LIFE JACKETS, RAIL MOUNTED HORSESHOE FLOTATION DEVICE WITH LINE. THERE IS A LARGE FRESH-WATER TANK, A SINK, A LARGE ICE BOX AND A MANUAL BILGE PUMP IN THE COCKPIT. THE BOAT IS READY TO SAIL, THERE ARE ABSOLUTELY NO SOFT SPOTS ANYWHERE. IF YOU KNOW CAPE DORYS, YOU KNOW THAT THEY WERE BUILT INCREDIBLY SOLIDLY AND ARE BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED. ASKING $5,700.

Newly Renovated 1974 25 foot Hunter Sailboat

Washington, District Of Columbia

Make Hunter

Well maintained sailboat perfect for those looking for easy access to the water from DC. The Panacea is fully outfitted with a newly renovated interior. The hull was inspected and repainted in 2013 and all of the interior work has been done within the last 6 months. Price includes:-2008 8 HP Honda outboard engine; fully serviced in May 2015-Jib, Genoa, and Spinnaker sails-Solar lamp-Life preservers for 8 adults-All new ropes-New bilge pump-Wiring for music system-All necessary emergency equipment-Solar panel battery charging system-Marine toiletThe boat is currently parked at James Creek Marina (Slip fee is $258/month) which on top of safe and secure docking, offers volley ball courts, BBQs and a large picnic area right on the river.Please email with serious inquiries or to schedule a time to tour the boat.

Rawson 26 Foot Sailboat

Bellingham, Washington

Make Rawson 26

Category Cruiser Motorcycles

Length 26.0

Rawson 26 foot sailboat: One of only 22 ever built. Hand laid fiberglass. The design is similar to the T-birds of the same era. This boat is in excellent condition for its age and has been a great boat for the family, which has now grown too large for us to comfortably sail this boat; we will be looking for something bigger. We've had it across the San Juans numerous times. It's a very stable boat and sails well; I've had it out in 25 knot winds with 4-6 foot seas across the straight more than once. The hull and exterior are in great shape and with a little TLC on the inside this boat has a lot of potential. That said, this was purchased as a restoration project and though most of the work is completed there's still a little left to do. Added a two-burner alcohol stove New Electrical system, wiring, and cabin lights New battery charger New fresh-water tank, plumbing, pump sink, and external freshwater fill New portable head Replaced berth cushion foam (need new upholstery New laminate floor (water proof) New paint on the deck and in the cockpit. Old deck fittings patched/filled before painting Pop-top need some love, but is functional. Needs new paint on the inside, but the surface has been sanded / prepped where necessary for the most part. It wouldn't take much to restore this. Needs new bottom paint, but the hull is clean. http: sailboatdata.com/viewrecord.asp?class_id=5765 Equipment: 4 sails, all in great shape: Original main sail and spinnaker; 160 genoa; working jib. 2 jib halyards 1 main halyards 1 spinnaker down/up haul 2 3-sheet rope clutch cleats for halyards (1 port, 1 starboard) 2 3-sheet guides (1 port, 1 starboard) 2 lewmar 18 winches on deck for halyards Everything has been rigged back to the cockpit for single-handed sailing 2 recently serviced and rechromed Lewmar 26 winches with standard cleats Spinnaker mast eye traveler on track at front of mast Mainsheet traveler and track Boom traveler and track 2 adjustable cockpit cup holders :-) New 2014 mercury 9.9 outboard motor and tank (still under manufacturer's 3-year warranty) not included - listed at $1500 OBO Asking $2,625 without the motor; additional $1,500 for the motor; will consider all offers.

32 Foot Ericson Sailboat Diesel

Marina Del Rey, California

Make Ericson

Category Cruiser Boats

Length 32.0

Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 A great family cruiser/racer the Ericson 32. The beautiful teak interior gives a warm feel below while providing 6' 2" of headroom and a spacious 10' 10" beam with plenty of comforts for the cruising family. There is a spacious U shaped galley to starboard with hot and cold pressure water, a 10" stainless steel sink with through-hull drain. It has a mini refrigerator (120 volt) installed with the original gimbaled 2 burner stove with oven provided separately. The galley also has plenty of counter space, a 6 cubic foot insulated ice box with insulated lid, a tilt-out dish caddy, a wine locker and additional storage drawers and cabinets. There is plenty of storage on board and two water tanks plus one water bladder for some 40+ gallons of water available. There is a navigation station to port and behind it there is a spacious 6' 6" quarter berth with opening ventilation ports. Forward of the nav station is the settee with seating for 4, and a convertible table that provides sleeping accommodation for 2 adults. All the way forward is the owners stateroom secluded by a private teak panel door, has a private changing area, hanging locker and bathroom with shower attachment on the sink. The head also has an 18 gallon holding tank for when mooring at the islands. On deck Beryl has everything you need for that casual afternoon sail, a cruise to the So-Cal islands or some competitive racing with a full crew. The vessel is designed and set up also for single handed sailing when you feel adventurous. The 6 gallon water heater is about one year old and the heat exchanger has been removed serviced and is like new. The motor is the Universal M25, 21 hp diesel and is bullet proof driving the boat on a windless day to 5-1/2-6 knots. As with any boat that has been enjoyed there are some issues for the buyer to be aware of: The hatches are crazed but not causing any issues. The upholstery is clean and healthy but is showing normal wear. There are various dents and dings that accumulate with an actively used boat.The boat is delivered to buyer as is where is on the water, Marina Del Rey area. Any shipping is at buyers cost and up to buyer to arrange.I am the second owner and have had and enjoyed this boat for 15 years, sale due to limited use.Payment to be cash or certified bank cashiers check before boat is turned over to buyer.To view the boat before making an offer contact me, serious buyers only please, no sea trial without accepted offer and $500-deposit. Any questions please call Frank 310-493-7786.

45 Foot Morgan Design S&J Sailboat

Galveston, Texas

Make Morgan

Model Starratt & Jenks 45

Length 45.0

1977 45 foot Morgan Starratt and Jenks Sailboat (Coast Guard Documented) Hull material: fiberglassHull shape: full keel (lead encapsulated - 12,000 lb. ballast)Length: 45 ft. 9 in.Beam: 11 ft.Draft: 6 ft. 1 in. Engine: Volvo Penta D2 55 F (new engine and new gearbox installed 2011)Current engine hours: 27Shaft: 1.25 in. Diameter / Aqua Met 19 material (new 2011)Shaft Seal: PSS drip less shaft seal with carbon flange and stainless steel collar (new 2011)Prop: Two blade fixed 18 in. Diameter X 13 in. PitchExhaust: Inline water lift muffler and 2.5 in. Corrugated exhaust hose with exhaust Groco valve for heavy following seas (all new 2011)New throttle cable 2011Water strainer: Groco top of the line bronze strainer (new 2011)Raw water hoses: all new 2011 Standing Rigging: 1x19 stainless steel 316 material; uppers 3/8 in., lowers 5/16 in. Two back stays(could setup as yawl), one forestay, two upper side stays, four lower side stays. Hayn Hi-Mod compression eyes (top and bottoms) & huge turnbuckles, toggles. (All New 2011, except turnbuckles and toggles). Bottom paint: 7 coats Pettit Vivid bottom paint( multi colors for different layers) 2011Bottom primer: 3 coats Pettit Hi-build epoxy primer & 2 coats west epoxy below the primer. 2011 Starting battery: AGM Sears Die Hard Platinum deep cycle / starting (2011 new)House battery: AGM 8D Mastervolt (2011 new)Battery switch / isolator installedSolar Panel: 40 wattShore power charger: 10 amp each x 2 banks (AGM, gel, or conventional)LED spreader lights (new 2011), AC shore power outlets inside cabin (4 installed) Communications: VHF, RG213 ancor cable (new 2011), new Antennae whip 2011 Steering: Edson, rudder pinned at bottom of keel with bronze shoe. Stainless steel rudder shaft. Diesel Tank: Needs new, location for at least 50 gallons. Fresh water tanks: 1 plastic at least 20 gallons, plus Vetus water bladder.Holding tank: 1 with plumbing ready for new head (head currently not installed, plumbing is installed though) Berthing: 1 quarter berth, one cabin, one v berth area, but storage area for now, one couch location capable of adult sleeping, one couch area capable of child sleeping.Cushions: cockpit cushions provided in good shape, new interior cushions needed. Galley area: Nice double deep stainless steel sink, Formica counter tops, stove in good condition with stainless steel fuel tank and pressure gauge. Boat is sold as is and where is, descriptions given for reference only. It is buyers duty to make thorough investigation prior to making offer or accepting buy it now price. Non-refundable deposit is required upon accepting buy it now price or placing offer that is accepted by seller. Buyer is responsible for storage, and delivery upon purchase. No warranties apply or given from seller. Buyer assumes all responsibility of ownership fully! For viewing of vessel or questions prior to close of listing, please notify seller via email [email protected] or thru eBay platform.

Sailboat Pocket Cruiser Bayfield 25

Lake Worth, Florida

"Grace" is set up for ease of sailing and single handing and is capable of extended trips in a small package. Shallow draft allows sailing almost anywhere. Main is in excellent condition with full battens, jiffy reefing, Mack Pack and lazy jacks. 6 year old 120% Genoa is on roller furling. 20-pound plow anchor with spare 15-pound Danforth anchor. Galley has 2-burner alcohol stove, ice box, and foot pump fresh water in 12-gallon water tank. Diesel is a well maintained and reliable Yanmar 1YGM with 15-gallon diesel fuel in new aluminum tank. Engine burns approximately .3 gallons/hour for 5 knots under power. #12 stainless steel self-tailing Anderson jib sheet winches, 6 metal opening port lights and one forward hatch. All through-hull fittings are either Marelon or Bronze. Cockpit cushions, settee, and V-berth cushions all matching Sunbrella and recent. Sheaves and standing rigging all replaced within 5 years. Life lines and swim ladder offer safety and easy access for swimming and snorkeling. New marine head with holding tank as required by USCG. This is a good old boat with new parts.

1988 Morgan Classic Sailboat

Model Classic Sailboat

Category Sloop Sailboats

1988 Morgan Classic Sailboat FRESHWATER 1988 MORGAN CLASSIC SAILBOAT 41-foot Morgan Classic (1988) center cockpit sloop. Meticulously cared for by the same owner for the last 25 years. This fresh water boat is well-equipped and ready for extended long-range cruising. Sails, cockpit cushions, hull barrier coat and bottom paint recently replaced. A full cockpit enclosure extends your living space and makes this large roomy boat even better. Equipment: Powered by a Yanmar 4 cyl diesel aux., reverse cycle AC/heat, refrigeration and freezer, bow thruster, radar, GPS, dinghy w/outboard and davits. Located in AuGres, MI. File #15731606P

25 foot ODAY Sailboat and trailer. Cabin sleeps 4 adults comfortably.

Augusta, Georgia

See slide show here: http://youtu.be/9dejulAHaeY Motor is in good condition. Boat has multiple storage compartments. Removable toilet on board. All cushions in cabin have recently been reupholstered with waterproof material. 3 sails in good condition. Trailer has an extendable tongue which is very useful when loading and unloading boat. Trailer is 2 years old and custom made for this boat

1985 CATALINA CAPRI 22 foot SAILBOAT/ 7 SAILS / OUTBOARD ENGINE

Titusville, Florida

Model Capri 22

Length 22.0

This beautiful CATALINA CAPRI 22 foot sailboat is located at a marina in Titusville, Florida. It is sail ready and comes with a 2005 Mercury 4 Hp, 4 Stroke Outboard engine with only 9 hours on the motor. The motor was last started 2 months ago. This vessel sleeps 6 people and has racing rigging. It comes with a mast, boom, spinnaker pole with a brand new "hank on" jib and storm jib. Further sails include Capri 22 Genoa and Capri 22 Main sail along with a spinnaker sail with pole, all in excellent condition. However, the roller furler at the bow is not operating properly at this time and appears to be jammed or stuck, but is presently installed on the boat. There is a small crack on one of the side cabin windows but no leakage. The rudder has some wear on the bottom but is fully functional. Railing and stanchions are all solid.The boat comes with a fixed keel with a 4 ft. draft. The forward hatch has never been opened by me for water tight, containment purposes, so I am not sure how functional it is. There are no soft spots or leaks on the boat and the hull is in excellent shape with no bottom painting needed at this time. There is also an EZ Mast Erection System to raise the mast, numerous lines, brand new porta - potti, anchor, life jackets, 50 amp Minn Kota Electric Trolling Motor(not working-needs repair). A flush mounted outside compass was removed by the previous owner. The boat also comes with an outboard support raising platform for the 4 HP engine, which works when the engine is in the water, but has trouble in raising the engine out of the water and has some wear on it. However a smaller, lighter engine(2 to 3 HP) seems to work just fine and raises and lowers this lighter engine into the water with ease. A swimming ladder is also attached to the stern of the boat. Overall the boat is in good to excellent condition and is presently in the water with no trailer available. One forward cleat is loose but is still functional. Please keep in mind that my sailing experience is limited and although I have sailed the boat with the jib, I have not raised or sailed the vessel with either the Genoa, Main or Spinnaker sails because of time constraints, but with my limited knowledge all sails appear to be in "excellent condition". The boat presently needs a good cleaning on the interior of the cabin. The entire boat is being sold in "as is" and "where is condition" to include the outboard motor with no guarantee or warranty to be implied. Also included are manuals for the boat and engine. This is a SUPER BARGAIN for the sailing enthusiast! The deposit must be paid thru Paypal with the balance of the purchase price to be paid by cash within one week of purchase and the boat to be picked up within one week of the purchase date. As a SUPER BONUS, the Seller will also add two good to excellent, high quality DOYLE Sails that "appear to be" main sails for an estimated 25 foot sailboat; the value is estimated at $1,000.00 for these 2 used sails. The marina here has boat slips available and allows live-aboards at a reasonable price, along with power, water and free computer connection etc. Seller has good, clear title for this great boat and SUPER PURCHASE!

1983 Montego 25 pocket cruiser sailboat

Bridgeport, Connecticut

Make Universal Marine

Model Montego 25

Here's the TLDR;6 HP 2 stroke outboard Yamaha, runs well, no issues.Roller furling but missing jibMain sail, good conditionBrand new marine battery20 gallon fresh water tankOrigo alcohol stovePorta-potty As a boater, I understand the need to know everything about a boat - so below is a thorough walkthrough. I bought this boat hoping to sail it south this winter - I tried, but discovered the hard way that I need a 30-odd foot vessel to make that trip safely.The original owner had it for a long time and took very good care of it. At 25', it has about 6 feet of headroom and is both comfortable to stay in but also just small enough to put on a trailer. Hull: This boat is solid as a rock. The hull and deck are in excellent condition - no transom spidering, little deck spidering, no signs of soft spots in the cored deck, the through-hulls and seacocks have been maintained and are in good condition. The through deck fittings are all in good order and there is no leakage through the deck in a rain. Sails: -Mainsail in good condition. I have sailed with this sail; it works well and points high. It has a little cosmetic imperfection but has no tears or structural issues. Mast track slides, battens, and grommets in good order. -The boat needs a jib. There is a Furlex roller furling unit (Furlex Type A MKII) installed and in good order that is ready to accept a roller furling jib with #5 luff tape. Or a hank-on jib could be bent on. Engine: 2-stroke 6hp Yamaha outboard - long shaft, on an adjustable transom mount. Runs very smoothly and quietly. 100:1 fuel:oil ratio. Drop down engine mount, throttle extension for easy use from cockpit.I think the manufacturing date is late 1980s or early 1990s. I am presently looking into the exact date. Interior: From bow to stern: V-berth with plenty of stowage below, Head with port-a-potty, sink, and medicine cabinet, Main salon with 2 berths/benches, fold-down table, storage under berths, shelving on each side,Galley with large ice box, slide-out double Origo alcohol stove, sink, dish storage, and counter space,Rear bilge accessible from cockpit- lots of stowage space.The previous owner did extensive work varnishing the teak and upholstering the walls and ceiling with carpetry. The cushions are in good condition with a few minor tears. Systems: -Brand new Sportsman marine battery - I bought this new in October as the one that came with the boat was flat. I have only used it very lightly (only for VHF and running lights) and it is sitting at full capacity.-Solar panel to recharge battery-Electrical system in good condition throughout boat - masthead VHF radio, speedometer, engine startup, interior lighting, electric heater, masthead and running lights (stbd. bulb needs replacement), connection to solar panel for battery charging-Refrigerator for shore power-Yamaha Fuel tank and extra gas can, gas line with bulb in good flexible condition with spare line also in good condition. Both filled with new gas/oil mix in October-Large water tank with connections to head and galley sinks (galley pump faucet needs replacement)-Deluxe port-a-potty - odorless system and easy removal. Through-hull and deck pumpout fittings are in place to install a proper head if desired (just need head, holding bladder, and septic lines) Gear: -Danforth anchor with lots of chain and long, good condition, strong line. I have slept overnight on this anchor.-Lots of spare 3 strand and double braided polyester line-Boat hooks, fenders, life sling-Shore power cable-Small library of classic sailing books-Multiple sets of nautical charts for Long Island Sound-Multiple sets of traditional course-plotting gear-Dry box, tools and lots of spare sailing parts-Boat cleaning, engine maintenance, and interior upholstery products-Fish Finder-Extra bilge pumps-Big set of Coast Guard passable PFDs-2 fire extinguishers Other items: -Aluminum mast, boom, gooseneck, and spreaders all in solid condition. There is some scuffing on the anodized layer. Standing rigging and chainplates mounted into the deck in good condition and vertically braced inside the boat.-The bottom has been dived on and cleaned regularly - thick paint job from a year ago is holding up excellently. No signs of blistering.-Rudder is a tiller control and has a tiller extension and a simple homemade autopilot system.-All deck fittings and running rigging present and accounted for - 2 jib winches and 1 halyard winch in good working order (port jib winch should get new bearings), traveller bar/car solid and working though needs new bearings. Jib tracks and cars in good condition, roller furling unit and extrusion in working order. The line and the blocks of the main halyard, jib halyard, spinnaker halyard, main sheet, vang, backstay, outhaul, downhaul, and reefing line are all in good condition. Please feel free to ask me any questions; I will check this listing daily.-Brian

1983 Macgregor 25S Swingkeel Sailboat

Knoxville, Tennessee

Make Macgregor

I'm selling my 1982 Macgregor 25S sailboat as I just don't have enough time to sail it. It's a swing keel boat that drafts about 1.5 feet of water with the keel up but is nice and stable with the keel down. It has a 2008 Yamaha 4hp motor that starts easily and runs great. The main, jib, and genoa are in good shape. The halyards probably need replaced soon though. There is a v-berth in the front, a quarter berth on the port side and the dining table converts to a bunk as well. There is also a porta potty though I've never used it. It has a pop-top which allows a 6foot tall person to stand while inside the boat. All life jackets, anchor, lines, etc are included. The trailer is included in the boat although it is not a great fit. It's ok to move the boat a few times a year but I would modify the trailer to fit better if I was going to tow very far or very often. Local pickup only although I could deliver within a couple hour radius. .

Islander 36, Sailboat

Brown Deer, Wisconsin

Year: 1979 Length: 36' Beam: 11' 2" Draft: 4' 7" Engine: Westerbeke, 25 HP-Diesel Main sail and 155 genoa were new in 2014 (very limited use) The Islander 36 provides onernight sleeping for upto 6 people. Galley:  Starboard side galley, deep stainless steel sink, hot & cold pressurized water system, 6 gal. water heater, 6 gal. drinking water tank w/foot pump, large refrigerated ice box,   microwave oven, dish lockers and more. Head:  Port side head, hot/cold pressurized water, shower, electric head, 40 gal. holding tank. Deck: Anchr double life lines, boarding ladder, dodger w/ bimini, sail cover and cockpit cusions. Electronics:  Raymarine ST50 Wind, Speed & Depth instruments, Raymarine ST4000 auto pilot, VHF marine radio and AM/FM/CD. Contact owner for full boat inventory.

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Islander 26

Islander 26 is a 25 ′ 9 ″ / 7.9 m monohull sailboat designed by Robert Perry and built by Islander / Tradewind Yachts between 1976 and 1977.

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The theoretical maximum speed that a displacement hull can move efficiently through the water is determined by it's waterline length and displacement. It may be unable to reach this speed if the boat is underpowered or heavily loaded, though it may exceed this speed given enough power. Read more.

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Hull Speed = 1.34 x √LWL

Max Speed/Length ratio = 8.26 ÷ Displacement/Length ratio .311 Hull Speed = Max Speed/Length ratio x √LWL

Sail Area / Displacement Ratio

A measure of the power of the sails relative to the weight of the boat. The higher the number, the higher the performance, but the harder the boat will be to handle. This ratio is a "non-dimensional" value that facilitates comparisons between boats of different types and sizes. Read more.

SA/D = SA ÷ (D ÷ 64) 2/3

• SA : Sail area in square feet, derived by adding the mainsail area to 100% of the foretriangle area (the lateral area above the deck between the mast and the forestay).
• D : Displacement in pounds.

Ballast / Displacement Ratio

A measure of the stability of a boat's hull that suggests how well a monohull will stand up to its sails. The ballast displacement ratio indicates how much of the weight of a boat is placed for maximum stability against capsizing and is an indicator of stiffness and resistance to capsize.

Ballast / Displacement * 100

Displacement / Length Ratio

A measure of the weight of the boat relative to it's length at the waterline. The higher a boat’s D/L ratio, the more easily it will carry a load and the more comfortable its motion will be. The lower a boat's ratio is, the less power it takes to drive the boat to its nominal hull speed or beyond. Read more.

D/L = (D ÷ 2240) ÷ (0.01 x LWL)³

• D: Displacement of the boat in pounds.
• LWL: Waterline length in feet

Comfort Ratio

This ratio assess how quickly and abruptly a boat’s hull reacts to waves in a significant seaway, these being the elements of a boat’s motion most likely to cause seasickness. Read more.

Comfort ratio = D ÷ (.65 x (.7 LWL + .3 LOA) x Beam 1.33 )

• D: Displacement of the boat in pounds
• LOA: Length overall in feet
• Beam: Width of boat at the widest point in feet

Capsize Screening Formula

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CSV = Beam ÷ ³√(D / 64)

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Klickitat River

The Klickitat River, located in south-central Washington, flows generally south from its origin on Mt. Adams in the high country of the Yakama Indian Reservation to its confluence with the Columbia River in the Columbia River Gorge. The designated segment is the lowermost 10.8 miles of the river. At the upper end of this segment, the river flows through a broad canyon. As it drops toward the Columbia at a steady gradient of 26 feet per mile, the canyon tightens, and small rapids spike the channel. At about river mile 2.5, the Klickitat drops into a tight, rock-walled gorge. The water cascades and crashes through the rocky channel where the tribes and bands of the Yakama Nation have used dip-net fishing continuously for generations to catch salmon and steelhead. Of the mid-Columbia tributaries, the Klickitat is one of their favored fishing sites, due to both the number of fish and the narrow canyon with its high water volume.

The lower Klickitat offers a variety of recreation opportunities, including boating, fishing, hiking, camping, and sightseeing. Boat fishing is popular when the salmon and steelhead are running. There is an undeveloped boat put-in/take-out on in Klickitat County Park just below the Pitt Bridge and river access at several places along Highway 142, including a Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife fee camp site Turkey Hole. The take-out is before the fish screw trap at about river mile 5, just above the Klickitat Gorge. The fishway and research facility at the top of Lyle Falls requires boaters to take out at this point. The first drop, Lyle Falls, is Class 5+ and, combined with the narrow canyon beyond, is deadly to almost all who miss the takeout. The falls also mark the beginning of the tribal in-lieu fishing sites, and no boating is allowed through this area.

The Spokane, Portland, and Seattle Railroad built a railway linking Lyle and Goldendale in 1903. This branch line was abandoned in 1992 and is now the Klickitat Rails-to-Trail. The trail parallels the river’s east bank from the Columbia River to Fisher Hill Bridge, where it crosses to the west bank and continues to the town of Pitt. It crosses Highway 142 and continues along the west bank leaving the wild and scenic river portion traversing many more miles upriver.

Designated Reach

November 17, 1986. From the confluence with Wheeler Creek, near the town of Pitt, to the confluence with the Columbia River.

Outstandingly Remarkable Values

The dip-net fishery of the Klickitat Gorge is regionally and quite possibly nationally significant. Native Americans have utilized dip-nets as a principal means of catching salmon and steelhead in the Columbia Basin since before recorded history. The method was particularly well suited to areas with falls and rapids where fish struggling to climb upriver would be forced to follow a defined route and expose themselves to the waiting fisherman. This fishing method was used historically at numerous falls along the Columbia and principal tributaries.

Only on the Deschutes, at Sherar’s Falls, and on the Klickitat, at the gorge near the river’s mouth, has the traditional dip-net system of fishing continued in a manner similar to that before the coming of the dams. The readily viewable fishing platforms scattered along the gorge section are each registered with a family or group by a tribal administrative office; in some instances, these claims go back generations.

The Klickitat River supports the most significant anadromous fishery on the Washington side of the Columbia in the stretch from the Bonneville Dam to the Snake River. The Klickitat was judged to be the second most important anadromous fish habitat of all rivers in both Washington and Oregon draining to this reach of the Columbia. Features which distinguish the anadromous fishery on the Klickitat include the presence of a traditional Native American dip-net fishery, the quality of the river’s habitat, the number of anadromous species present, the number and size of runs, and recreational as well as historical significance.

Klickitat spring chinook salmon play a critical role in meeting the subsistence fishing needs of the Yakama Nation and fulfilling the treaty share of tributary harvest for the entire Columbia Basin. The significance of the fishery is borne out by large tribal catches and sustained sport catches in recent years. The river provides one of the few opportunities for spring chinook harvest in the area because basin stocks are generally at low levels.

The section from the head of the gorge upstream to Pitt was also rated as outstanding for resident fish. Many of the same characteristics providing anadromous fish habitat also support abundant, good-sized rainbow trout and whitefish.

The lower Klickitat River Gorge is only a mile long and only 20 to 40 feet deep but narrows to less than eight feet at one location. No other river in the region discharges this amount of water through such a narrow gorge, making it a regionally significant resource. In addition, the lower Klickitat Gorge is easily viewed from many locations and has been utilized extensively as a native subsistence fishing site for generations.

The Klickitat River is the second longest free-flowing river in the state of Washington. The majority of rivers of this size in the Northwest have at least one dam along their course. At 96 miles long, the Klickitat is second only to the John Day River as the longest free-flowing river in the Lower Columbia River subregion.

The Klickitat’s free-flowing character provides scientific, educational, recreational, and fish and wildlife benefits. Rivers whose flow is not impounded at any point provide opportunities to observe the natural cycle of flood and scouring along with unaltered streamside vegetation. Such free-flowing waterways offer opportunities to study and compare riverine and riparian ecosystems.

The two soda springs that flow into the river add to hydrologic value. Carbon dioxide charged springs are very rare in Washington State, occurring only in a few locations. The first, referred to as the “Soda Springs” is located on the Klickitat River near river mile 24.5, several miles above the mouth of the Little Klickitat River. The dissolved solids content of these springs are much higher than any others found in the Columbia Plateau. The second spring is the Klickitat Mineral Springs and historic commercial icehouse on the river near Wahkiacus.

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2015 was the 50-year anniversary of the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act. Passed by Congress and signed into law by President Lyndon B. Johnson, the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act ensures that designated rivers across the USA be protected from dams, over-development, and other obstructions that would keep them from flowing freely. John Williams takes you to several of the Northwest's Wild and Scenic Rivers to show you various accessible recreations.

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Steelhead and salmon fishing drift.

Each year, thousands of salmon and steelhead migrate from the Pacific Ocean into the Klickitat River to spawn. The Klickitat is a remote, 95-mile-long river with very few roads for access. For this adventure, you'll drift fish 30 miles of the lower Klickitat, which includes the final 10.8 miles of the Wild and Scenic section. Klickitat River Guides hold the only full-time permit with the USFS for the Wild Scenic section of the river.

Klickitat River Fishing

Tracy Zoller (pictured above), the owner/operator of Klickitat River Guides, has been guiding on the Klickitat since 1977. 2021 marks his 44th year guiding on this beautiful river! Steelhead: When hooked, these Northwest prizefighting fish jump three to five feet out of the water repeatedly while screaming 40 to 50 yards of line off your reel. Peak steelhead fishing is in October. The best time for fly-fishing is late September through November. Steelhead average eight to 14-pounds, with large ones weighing in the low 20s. Steelhead Fishing 1:19 YouTube Video. King Salmon:  The Klickitat fall run king salmon are fresh from the ocean. These hard-fighting fish sometimes take an hour or more to land. The whole month of June is great for the spring chinook run. The peak time for fall chinook is the last week of August through the end of the first week of October. Kings average 18-20 pounds, with large ones up to 50-pounds. King Salmon Fishing 2:55 YouTube Video. Silver Salmon: There are two silver runs, the first coming in September. The second run in late-October is when the larger silvers arrive (averaging 6-to 8-pounds and up to 14-pounds).

Fishing and Turkey Hunting:

Fishing Season:   runs June 1 through November 30. Drift fish the lower 30-mile section of the Klickitat. You're guided 8 to 10 hours each day, covering 8 to 12-miles of the river. Boats:  Vaughn or Fish Right drift boats. Each boat has comfortable padded seats with backs and ample legroom. Trips are customized to the size of your group with boats that carry two or four anglers. Gear:  Conventional rods, reels, and tackle are provided for your use. Fly fishing gear is not provided. Fishing licenses: are not included in the package. Spring Turkey Hunts:  From April 15 to May 31. Hunt thousands of acres of turkey habitat using 4WD vehicles or drift boats to travel to many prime locations. If choosing not to stay in their cabins, they would set up a meeting place and time with you. It is essential that you get a good night’s sleep as hunts begin well before daylight. You are allowed two Toms per person. They run two to three hunters per guide, accommodating groups of up to twelve. Special arrangements for larger groups can be made.

Klickitat River Cabins

Klickitat River Lodge YouTube Video

Getting to the Cabins:

Klickitat River Guides is located in Washington state in the heart of the Columbia River Gorge, on the banks of the Klickitat River—a tributary of the Columbia River. The closest major airport is Portland Oregon International (PDX). Rental cars are available at the airport. You'll drive through the beautiful Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area via Interstate 84.

Steelhead and salmon

Pound-for-pound steelhead are the hardest-fighting fish in the world. These fish commonly jump three to five feet out of the water repeatedly while screaming 40 to 50 yards of line off your reel. Along with the steelhead, you'll catch fat, acrobatic silvers in the fall. The Klickitat fall-run king salmon are fresh from the ocean. These hard-fighting fish sometimes take an hour or more to land. Klickitat kings average 18 to 20-pounds. Each year they take in a number of fish weighing over 40-pounds. Plus, there's always a chance for a 60-pounder.

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Packages include:.

Lodging, meals, guided fishing, use of conventional fishing gear (rods, reels, and tackle), and shuttle to the launch site.

Packages Do Not Include:

Transportation to Klickitat, fishing licenses, king salmon stamp if applicable, fly fishing equipment, gratuities, liquor, sales tax, and anything not mentioned under inclusions.

Spring Turkey Hunts:

Season runs june 1 thru november 30.

Guided Turkey hunts in April and May.

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Zoller's Outfitting

Levi Zoller - Third generation Klickitat River Guide service

GUIDED FISHING TRIPS

Novice or advanced, drifting the Klickitat River in a custom drift boat is a special experience.  We fish for salmon and steelhead using a variety of tactics such as lifting and touching eggs (back bouncing), pulling plugs, bait divers and bobbers.  If fly fishing is your choice, Zoller Outfitters will share a lifetime of experience and put you “on the fish”.

Fishing season on the Klickitat opens June 1 st – November 30 th

All seasons listed are approximate, based on WDFW

Guided Fishing rates, single $500, book with 2 or more $325 per person, Tax Included in Price

Half of the trip for deposit is required to hold any fishing date. Balance due the day of the trip. Four week cancellation notice is required for refund of any deposit.

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AquaGlide Klickitat Kayak

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About aquaglide klickitat kayak.

Why limit yourself with roof racks and cumbersome storage when you can have all the performance benefits of a top-quality kayak stored in a backpack that travels with you? But with so many types of boats, choosing the right kayak to fit your lifestyle can be a daunting task. AquaGlide kayaks are lightweight, durable, portable and, most importantly, performance-oriented. These attributes make them ideally suited for recreational paddling, touring and adventure travel. AquaGlide kayaks have changed the way people think about inflatables. By combining thoughtful, purpose-built designs with exciting new technologies, AquaGlide has created a new breed of water craft never-before possible; performance inflatables. These innovative boats are designed to fit perfectly with your lifestyle and inspire the confidence to pursue your next adventure, wherever that may lead. AquaGlide created not only fun, exciting products, but also a community of people around the world who are inspired by their time on the water and anxious to share their experiences.  Renamed for the 2019 season, the Klickitat 95 HB and Klickitat 125 HB (previously known as Klickitat HB One and Klickitat Two HB), are the ultimate thrill seeker's inflatable kayak. Created with a traditional river running outline, this kayak series has exceptional stability with ample rocker for maneuverability and control in rough water. These boats combine Aquaglide's tough Duratex tube construction and Hard-Bottom floor design for an expedition grade boat that will let you tackle whitewater with confidence. The Klickitat's hull construction provides long-lasting performance for whatever comes your way, and the high-pressure HB floor creates a solid Hard-Bottom platform that feels every bit as stiff and responsive as a hard-shell kayak. The plentiful cockpit drains give you the freedom to configure the boat for self-draining (white water) or dry use, as conditions dictate. Additionally, there are ample cockpit tie-downs so that you can pack all the gear you need, and then some. Combine these features with the Rugged Core seats that include a high backrest, mesh storage pocket, integrated fishing-rod holders, fore and aft support straps and an infinite adjustment system, and you'll be more than ready to explore new and exciting rivers and rapids. High-performance fin system includes stiff, durable, posi-track fin with Phillips head screw and plate. Convenient backpack travel bag included.  Built using tube construction such as a radio frequency (RF) welded seam 1000-denier 850GSM Duratex reinforced PVC 3-chamber bladder, hard bottom (HB) 3.15" (8cm) drop stitched design and 500 Denier, 600G Duratex Reinforced PVC hull make this one great boat. The Klickitat 95 HB Kayak measures (L x W) 9'5" x 35" (284cm x 89cm), has a 1-Person/300 lbs. (136 kg) maximum load capacity and weighs 20 lbs. (9 kg). The boat is equipped with a high-pressure Halkey-Roberts type spring valve for inflation/deflation and weighs 25 lbs. (11.3 kg). The Klickitat 125 HB Kayak measures (L x W) 12'5" x 38" (381cm x 97cm), has a 1 to 2-person/600 lbs. (272 kg) maximum load capacity and weighs 33 lbs. (15 kg). The Klickitat 95 HB Kayak comes with 1-Core seat, 2-PVC rod holder sleeves, 2-backstraps, 1-quick-release pin and 1-footrest. The Klickitat 125 HB Kayak comes with 2-Core seats, 4-PVC rod holder sleeves, 4-backstraps, 1-quick-release pin and 2-footrests. Boat's recommended uses are river running Class II, mild ocean paddling, flatwater and touring settings.

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This product has a limited warranty of 12 months.

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Aquaglide Klickitat Kayak Features

• AquaGlide Klickitat HB Kayaks:
• Designed for All-Around Paddling, Commercial & Whitewater Use
• Traditional Whitewater Outline
• Exceptional Stability
• Ample Rocker for Maneuverability & Control in Rough Water
• Rigid HP Floor: Adds Stiffness, Stability & Unmatched Paddling Performance
• Integrated Floor & Sidewalls One Tight Package
• High Quality Materials: HB Floor-Reinforced 3.15" (8 cm) Drop-Stitch PVC Construction Tubes-1000 Denier, 850GSM Duratex Reinforced PVC Hull-500 Denier, 600G Duratex Reinforced PVC Radio Frequency (RF) Welded Seams 3-Chamber Bladder Design Adds Supreme Confidence
• Cockpit: Supportive Whitewater Seat Tall, Ergonomically Shaped Backrest Closed Cell Seat Cushion & Large Mesh Storage Pockets Integrated Fishing Rod Holder Fore & Aft Seat Straps Infinite Adjustment System Precise Tuning of Cockpit
• Deck Skirts and Bomber Bow & Stern Guards
• Sturdy Molded Transport Handles
• Threaded Cockpit Drains
• Adjustable Foot Rests
• Generously Tailored Transport/Storage Backpack Bag: Fully Pack Bag, Fits In-Closet Integrated Handles & Padded Backpack Straps
• Boat Ideally Suited for: Outfitters Anglers River Runners Exploration and Adventure Travel
• High-Performance Fin System: Stiff, Durable, Posi-Track Fin Phillips Head Screw & Plate
• High Pressure Halkey-Roberts Type Spring Valve's for Inflation/Deflation
• 3 Chamber Design for Added Safety
• Dimensions (L x W): Klickitat 95; 9'5" x 35" (284cm x 89cm) Klickitat 125; 12'5" x 38" (381cm x 97cm)
• Weight: Klickitat 95; 20 lbs. (9 kg) Klickitat 125; 25 lbs. (11.3 kg)
• Maximum Rider/Weight Capacity: Klickitat 95; 1-Person/300 lbs. (136 kg) Klickitat 125; 1 to 2-person/600 lbs. (272 kg)
• Recommended Uses: River Running Class II, Mild Ocean Paddling, Flatwater & Touring Settings
• Convenient Travel/Storage Backpack Bag
• Owner's Manual
• Klickitat 95 Includes: 1-Core Seat 2-PVC Rod Holder Sleeves 2-Backstraps 1-Footrest 1-Quick-Release Pin
• Klickitat 125 Includes: 2-Core Seats 4-PVC Rod Holder Sleeves 4-Backstrap 2-Footrests 1-Quick-Release Pin

Key Features

• All-Around Paddling, Commercial & Whitewater
• Rigid HP Floor

What's in the box:

• Foot Rest(s)
• Rod Holders
• Backpack/Storage Bag

Aquaglide Klickitat Kayak Specifications

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Operating Hours: Dawn to dusk – daily

Future plans call for the development of additional facilities including transitory and long-term moorage, a fuel dock, pump-out facility, and other amenities.

Learn about clean, green boating from the Washington Department of Ecology. Find out about laws, boat washing, fueling, bilge care, sewage and other important boating-related information. A Clean Boating Guide is also available and includes the U.S. Coast Guard's recommended best practices.

The following rules have been adopted by the Port Commission to ensure that everyone who visits and utilizes the Marina facilities has a pleasant experience.

• Do not block boat ramps
• No overnight moorage or achorage
• No overnight parking
• No swimming
• No littering
• Do not dump/empty waste into harbor
• No wake (5 mph zone)
• Decontaminate watercraft after removal

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Boater Education

The Adventures in Boating Washington Handbook covers everything you need to know about operating watercraft in Washington State waters including dangers, equipment requirements, floatation devices, fueling, navigational markers, pump-out locations, tax and title requirements, tidal charts, and waste management. The handbook is also available for several E-book readers and a hardcopy version is available through the Washington State Department of Printing for a small fee.

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