Some boats are heavyweights in fishing.

This one’s light weight.

But that’s what makes it the Mean Green Fishing Machine.

The inflatable
pontoon boat,
from the company
Sea Eagle, weighs just 42 pounds.

It can be easily packed in a car trunk in a relatively small bag.

The boat is ultra-portable, in other words, and sets up in 5 minutes.

An optional swivel seat, in the photo above, rotates 360 degrees, and can be attached with a release-a-mount for easy set up and take down.

Or an inflatable seat, in the photo below, can be used.

A wooden floorboard allows the angler to stand up, including for casting.

The boat can be rowed, or an optional motor-mount can be used for an electric motor or a gas engine up to 3 horsepower.

The vessel is available in four different packages: one for rowing; one with a motor-mount for those who want to use their own motor; one with a Minn Kota Endura 30 Electric Motor for freshwater; and one with a Torqueedo Electric Motor for either fresh or saltwater.

The Mean Green Fishing Machine can be used on ponds and lakes, rivers, saltwater inland bays and saltwater flats.

The boat can be packed into remote waters.

The hull is made from strong denier material that can take a pounding, the company says.

The company hit the hull 1,000 times with a hammer's sharp claw, it says.

The boat is light weight, but made to be a heavyweight in fishing.

For more info, visit Sea Eagle’s Mean Green Fishing Machine Web page.