I have a 16' long drift boat, which includes;

- Steel trailer with fullsize wheels, bearing buddies, and 100' of cable in a heavy duty winch.

- 30lb anchor
- Sawyer composite oars w/ spare wood oar
- 2-rod holders

This boat has the width of a 14' boat, so it rows very easy and is very manuverable. When I bought it I thought it was a Lavro because of the bench seats. Turns out the boat was a kit boat and the owner had bench seats put in at Lavro. I found all of this out when I took it to Ron (owner of Lavro)in Monroe, he then gave me the history of the boat. I then left the boat with Ron, where they reinforced the hull by laying 13 layers of woven glass in the chine(corners), laying in two floors of woven glass, and installing an adjustable foot brace. Ron assured me that this boat is as bulletproof as any Lavro.

I have drifted it on the Queets, SolDuc, Clearwater, Skykomish, Sauk, Quinault, and the Deschutes with no problems.

I have almost $3000.00 into this boat, I want to get a larger boat, everything will go for $1200.00

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Spike, I am looking for a drift boat. Is it wood that has been glassed or all glass? I would like to see it either way. I will be in Seattle next Sat.(4/8) If that's good for you,give me a call.During the day 360-629-3579 or after 2:00 P.M. 425-342-6248 ask for Lonnie.Thanks

Hi there, just wanted to know if the boat was still available, and if so, if I could find out a few details about the boat-Things like knee braces, storage, anchor system?.
Thanks, and I look forward to hearing from you.

Sorry fellas, Due to by budget I will not be able to afford a new boat, thus I will keep the glass tank for now.

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