Skiffs

Eric Simmons with Simmons Custom Rigging is putting the final tweaks on a new high performace cat hull that is none other than stunning; in performance and fit/finish. Not even fully tuned for speed yet, this impressive hull is seeing speeds of around 75 MPH. The standard equipment & features is very generous with a […]

The Panga style fishing boat is known worldwide for being an efficient, fish slaying machine.  From the beaches of Cabo San Lucas, over to Asia & the Philippines and back to our beloved coasts of Florida, they run inshore, nearshore & offshore and anywhere in between. This versatile boat is so popular because of its low cost […]

Salt Marsh, on the bleeding edge of skiff building materials. Here is what Salt Marsh says about their skiffs: The Salt Marsh concept is based on using Kevlar laminates for high strength and tough resins.   We could not have developed this concept even just 2 years ago at this price, but recent resin research has […]

The passing of someone we love is so very, very difficult.  We all can draw from our personal experiences and relate to processing the loss of someone we love.  Channeling that grief into something productive to remember their loved one is a healthy way to remember a person’s passions and what made them unique.  Jeff […]

Good things come to those who wait!  After more than two years of design and development, Bonefish Boats’ entry into the hybrid bay boat market has finally arrived. The aggressively-styled Malvado 26 sports a unique combination of features, including a 6′ wide fish box, tackle storage, two livewells, lockable rod storage, an enclosed head and […]

Trick My Skiff member Billy Fordham by trade works with sheet metal and other materials and currently builds custom rod racks. As you can see, his work allows him the ability to display his mastery of his craft along with a terrific creative outlet for this hidden artist. Billy wanted a business card holder to […]

Ancient Skiff discovered!  Randy Shots had an amazing discovery after Hurricane Irma struck the Indian River, a dugout canoe.  Randy says he’s notified the Florida State Dept of Historical Resources. Randy feels this belongs to the people of Florida, and is hoping the skiff will be preserved and exhibited in the future.  We are so grateful Randy […]

When you purchase a skiff, you inadvertently join a community. This community of like-minded individuals all share the same passion that prompted a skiff purchase from that specific builder.  In this digital world of being “more connected”, many are finding themselves less connected in a physical world.  This is not the case for skiff owners […]

If you’ve been in the skiff game or follow inshore fishing boats, you’ve seen the emergence of the Micro skiff (anything 14′ or less) as a top choice for fishing in the backcountry where silently stalking fish in shallow water is required.  The HCraft is a relative newcomer that has taken the fit & finish […]

The SaltMarsh family of inshore skiffs have secured a strong foothold in the flats boat / skiff market in recent years.  Starting with their entry level, SM1444 skiff to their gorgeous technical poling skiff, the Heron 16.  This family of skiffs are a nice compliment to their sister company, Ankona (pictured).  These two companies & […]