Sea Eagle STS10 Inflatable Fishing Boat Reviews

The Sea Eagle met all my expectations. I live on a small lake and needed a (relatively light) fishing boat I could store in my garage and transport (via wheels) to the water. The weight and size of the Sea Eagle works well. I leave it inflated but are a little concerned that stuff will be growing under the floorboard since I periodically wash after fishing and some water will remain.

Great boat. The bag for the raft is cheaply made.

Great little boat and very stable. Was in the middle of a lake when wind came up unexpectedly. One of them in Nebraska out of no where winds blowing about 60 mph.Got a good bath but it was very stable and being scared at first I calmed down show full review ▼ seeing how well it maneuvered.

The instructions and video were easy to follow and assembly was quick. Can't wait for next spring to get out again. Money well spent.

I could not be any happier with the STS10. I bought the boat in hopes that when we travel to the lakes and rivers with our RV, I would be able to take it along and enjoy the water and fish. I have it stowed away in the under bay of our 5th wheel Trailer ready at any stop for action. I was a bit disappointed in the strength of the axle and wheels. The shaft bent first trip out due to the weight of the trolling motor , battery and gear in the STS10. I modified it with a light weight steel center shaft and it now works perfectly. I am most impressed with the sturdiness and the durability of the boat. The anchor system is awesome!! So nice to drift fish and when you get in the right place to be able to quickly drop anchor and hold on that perfect spot!! I have had two adults in the boat and it performed great. I would recommend this boat to anyone who enjoys the piece and quiet of the water!!

Love my sts10, plenty of room. I wish it would row like a regular v hull boat. Meaning that I would be facing the rear of the boat while rowing.I find it a bit awkward rowing facing forward. Also I wish the oars were a bit longer, they tend to come out of the water when rowing. Maybe I just need to get used to it, over all I really like the boat. It allows me to get into remote non pressured lakes and enjoy great fishing ! Quality materials and craftsmanship, I expect many years of enjoyment with it.

Let there be NO DOUBT..SEA EAGLE lives up to it's stellar reputation of QUALITY PRODUCTS backed by EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE. Truly , I looked a long time for a rugged, durable, easy to transport boat which would host my Minn-Kota electric motor and stowed gear nicely. The STS10 perfectly fits both my fishing and "just cruising around" rivers, streams, and inland lakes here in Michigan. The durability of this boat is awesome. This evidenced a few times when running into fallen trees or hitting some low areas strewn with sharp rocks. A few scrapes but always emerged with NO PUNCTURES! This boat is the REAL DEAL.

1. Stability: stable, stand and walk with the floor board.

2. Speed:

(1) electric motor: slow, especially in waving water. around 3 mph with two 30 lb Minn Kota.

(2) gas motor: 3.5 hp Mercury, max 12 mph with 5 mph wind or below for one person (145 lbs), and 1 Walmart 24 DC marine battery. plane with full throttle (How: first get the nose up and move slowly to the front). Max 7 mph for one more person of around 120 lbs. Seaeagle is on the conservative side in speed estimation. recommend 20'' 3.5 hp Mercury with a full 2.5 gallon walmart gas tank. Need a trolling motor in the front for fishing (buy four motor mount brackets, industry strength glue, and Seaeagle motor mount (bracket hole diameter needs to be over 1.9 cm)).

I've been very pleased with my Sea Eagle inflatable; the stability is fantastic, the swivel seats are comfortable -- even for a 6-2 guy -- and the boat's maneuverability is fine. I've got a 30 lb thrust trolling motor that I use with it, and it gets the boat around our mountain lakes superbly. I haven't had it out on a tremendously windy day and I'm trying to avoid that, but I have no doubt that the boat would hold up just fine.My only issue (and I figured this when I purchased the STS10) is that from unloading, to inflation, to putting in equipment takes upwards of half an hour and usually more. It's not something that makes us crazy, but we're considering buying a 10-12 foot trailer before next summer to carry the inflated boat and save us time at the water. A friend also purchased the same boat last winter. He's got a pickup with a flat cover for the bed, and his boat is good fit there -- just a bit of hangover. I figure on leaving the boat inflated during the summer, storing in winter.

From the time I received the Stalker, I've had two surgeries and a broken rib. Needless to say, I've yet to have a chance to go out and use the boat. However I want to compliment the customer service I received. Not only were the people professional and knowledgeable, they were so easy to work with. Also I've never had a time in my life when I opened a box with something I ordered or picked up at a store that something was missing. Seaeagle is the very first company that had everything down to a tiny screw or nut. The other part of what I received was the quality that was represented. This was the best experience I've ever had from start to finish. Soon, I'll be able to take the boat out, and I have no doubt that it'll be top of the line and I'll have great experiences with it.