| | |  | Boats | Home » » » » Sevylor Fish Hunter 4 Person Inflatable Boat | | | | | | | Description: | | The Sevylor Fish Hunter Inflatable Boat is packed with features for performance and convenience, so you can focus on fishing. Measuring 9 Feet1 Inch long by 4 Feet8 Inch wide, the 4-Person Fish hunter holds up to 700 pounds and is durably constructed of heavy-duty 30-gauge PVC. The Fish Hunter is built with two tunnel chambers for lateral stability on the water. For comfort, the Fish Hunter features two inflatable seats, two fishing-rod holders, four swivel oarlocks, and chafing pads. Drain plugs make it easy to empty out water, while an all-around grabline and built-in carry handles offer convenience. The Fish Hunter includes bow and stern fittings for an electric motor, with optional fittings for a 2.5HP motor. A handy gear bag and battery pouch are included. Guaranteed not to leak, thanks to Sevylor Feets exclusive Airtight System, the boat Feets Double-Lock Valves prevent accidental air loss and ensure quick, easy inflation and deflation. NMMA certified. | | | Features: | |
• Inflatable 4-person fishing boat made of 30-gauge PVC
• 2 tunnel chambers add lateral stability on the water
• 2 inflatable seats, 2 fishing rod holders, chafing pads, and gear bag
• 4 swivel oarlocks; works with outboard motors up to 2.5 hp
• Holds up to 700 pounds; measures 9' 1" by 4' 8"; 90-day warranty
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 22.6 inches | | Product Width:
| 9.7 inches | | Product Height:
| 18.1 inches | | Product Weight:
| 32.0 pounds | | Package Length:
| 24.7 inches | | Package Width:
| 19.3 inches | | Package Height:
| 9.3 inches | | Package Weight:
| 33.95 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 8 reviews |
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17 of 19 found the following review helpful:
 No longer a quality boatJul 11, 2010
By Paul Rainey
I have been a loyal Sevylor customer for over 15 years. During that time I have purchased three or four Fish Hunter inflatable boats and have recommended them to countless others. I live in the Sierra Nevada foothills and it has been ideal for the smaller lakes and rivers of this region.
I recently purchased a new Fish Hunter to replace one that had been damaged by rodents. I found that the new contruction and design of this boat, from a durability and safety aspect, are unacceptable. The boat now lacks the rigidity to adequately support sporting activities. While I was trying to boat a fish in fast flowing water, the cap on the valve of the main air chamber (now a push on type rather than a screw on type) came off and allowed air to escape at full flow.
I will no longer be purchasing Sevylor products and I will do my best to inform others of the lack of quality that I have found in them.
Paul Rainey
15 of 17 found the following review helpful:
 Great Boat for a Fisherman on a BudgetJun 02, 2010
By Mark Okke
"relay2005"
I don't know what the person that rated this thing a 1 star was thinking but I've had this boat now for 2 years and never had an issue. Here is what I do. I bought the hardwood floor for it which work great. I bought myself a deep cycle marine battery with a large plastic box and an extension cable so that I can put the battery to the front of the boat while I sit near the motor. I love this thing. Fits in my trunk of my car just fine. The HF360 is very rugged and works great with a 30 lb thrust trolling motor as long as you have the motor mount.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
boat reviewFeb 14, 2012
By D L Llewellyn
This actually a 2-person boat, exactly as I expected. Four people would have to be Lilliputians. It's easy to inflate, rugged and well equipped. I have owned several inflatables including a Tahiti kayak and love Sevylor quality. My intended use is as a solo fishing craft. It is ideal. Caution: sharp objects are deadly, even a sharp tongue is not allowed on mine.
9 of 12 found the following review helpful:
Think TwiceJun 01, 2010
By M. Peters
I bought the large 6-person boat with all the accessories, motor, motor mount, battery, etc. Once I assembled it, put it in the water, I quickly noticed that this was not going to work. The battery had to be pulled right next to the rear seat so the power cable could be attached. The "battery holder" is a joke and the battery kept flopping over. I could not sit in the seat and run the motor. I had to sit on the side of the boat and this is not safe. I am 6'3 and had my 10 year old with me, and the boat was so cramped, we could not fish. If you are less than 5'7", just want a rubber raft with oars, this might work for you, but there is no way you can put more than two people in this thing. We pulled it out of the water after five minutes, boxed it up, and returned it.
6 of 8 found the following review helpful:
Great Starter BoatFeb 08, 2011
By Brian Burzynski
"Bruiser"
You can't beat the price, tax-free, and free shipping of Amazon. It was delivered in about a week.
I bought the 12' boat (not the 9') and motor mount and put a 28lbs. thrust trolling motor on it. It works well. I had 3 full sized adults in this boat, two lounged across the front and myself running the motor, plus a cooler. The 12' would is comfortable for 2 adults plus tackle and safety equipment. The 9' would be cramped and best for solo missions. I took it in a Jersey bay around Atlantic City. The small motor took the boat against the current, slow and steady, but successfully. I threw down an anchor and used it as a dock to hang crab traps off of. It takes about 25 minutes to fully inflate and mount the motor using a Coleman 12-volt inflator. The material is thick, tough, and well constructed. I bought a 45 gallon tote at Walmart for $15 and it works as a good container to store and travel with in the back of my car. It's hard to stand up in, but the floor accessory should help with that. If you don't mind feeling like Pee Wee Herman while you are passed by "real" boats, then this is the boat for you!
Update: I got 2 summers out of this boat so far and it still holds air. The Sevylor motor mount is a little shoddy because the plastic sleeves that hold the extendable arms in place broke from tightening the screws. I modified them by drilling holes all the way through and dropping bolts in them instead of tightening. I also bought the wooden floor which is a nice addition. I found that putting a bungie cord or duck tape around the side bars to keep them in place while getting around helped a lot. The seat cushions are not made of the same material as the boat and lose air quickly. I found that a medium size cooler fits nicely on the ends of the boat, keeps you sitting up higher than the cushion, and has dual purpose. It is a very fun boat of the novice and has provided hours of enjoyment so far.
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