Florida Everglades fly anglers like Chico Fernandez, Flip Pallot and other
like a 16 foot "tumblehome" or "cottage" style canoe for fly fishing.

They are about 36 inches wide with a flat bottom and a keel for flat water.

If they are in less than 4 feet of water they can stand and poll themselves
along with a 12 foot poll.

The Navarro "16' Otter" is a good example of this style of canoe.

http://www.navarrocanoes.com/otter.php


If you are running "white water" to get to the fish you might need a
different style canoe.


--
Bill Kiene

Kiene's Fly Shop
Sacramento, CA, USA

Web site: www.kiene.com


"mdk77" wrote in message
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I just came across the Old Town Osprey Angler 155 canoe. It's Royalex
(heavier at 68 pounds) but it sure looks like a stable canoe. It even
comes with oar locks in case you'd use them, and anchors. Here's a
link:

http://www.oldtowncanoe.com/canoes/h...y_ang_155.html

Anyone fish our of one of these?