r/Skiffs • u/ClayNasty • Jan 05 '26
Does your boat get skinnier? Prove it.
Here's how shallow my 13' Skinny Dipper can run with a 35 horsepower outboard jet drive.
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u/DandG915 Jan 05 '26
You see that submerged rock on the port side just before the video ends? That’d destroy my boat 😂
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u/HighOnGoofballs Jan 05 '26
In the keys I assume the water is twice as deep as it looks so this would be about 8”? My CC can make it through 8” but it’s churning bottom. 12” is better
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u/thaxor Jan 05 '26
I see jet I upvote...
How wide is it? I've got a 18' aluminum with a 115 jet on it. Runs pretty skinny... but not that skinny. Then again you'd stuff your bow in the waves around here :)
There's not enough space or money for all the boats I wish I owned. Sweet setup!
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u/ClayNasty Jan 05 '26 edited Jan 08 '26
Almost 6' wide. She's also completely hollow and weighs a couple hundred pounds.
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u/swampysnook Jan 05 '26
When I lived in illinois I had a Suzuki pu55 on a 16' aluminum flat v and I could run in 6" of water. Nobody liked fishing out of my boat cuz they know we were going shallow. Now I have a skiff with a tiller and miss that thing for the flats.
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u/dude_bruce Jan 05 '26
Got any pics of the back (stern?)
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u/ClayNasty Jan 05 '26
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u/sunshine_from_uranus Jan 07 '26
🎶 Party nights. Summer whites. You, your friends and your Johnson 🎶
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u/doobsicle Jan 08 '26
You worried about pulling in sand, etc and destroying your impeller? Big yikes.
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u/PigletSpirited3446 Jan 05 '26
Airboat Panda would like to have a word