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She can definitely stay. She has tenants rights. I've heard of people in foreclosure"I'm a realtor" leasing the house to a girlfriend just to throw a kink in things.

Not a metal boat but this look interesting. https://www.hogislandboatworks.com/skiff_specifications.php

Are there any particular brands I should look for or others I should stay away from?

Yeah. If I was going to exclusively do those Arkansas rivers I wouldn't worry about flotation. When they aren't generating there's not much over 5" on the areas we fish. I was just thinking about reservoirs like arkabutla and Sardis that are close to home and I bet that's some very deep water.

Just answered that myself with a search. I guess they are all supposed to. Those river boats over 20' are exempt. Why is that? Because they are harder to swamp?

My other question is do some John boats have built in flotation making them less likely to sink if you swamp them. Not as big an issue whith low water on the little red most of the time but if you swamp it on a big lake its gone I guess.

Thanks. We like to wade too. Just nice to have a boat to get us up and down rivers where so much land is privately owned. Wish I hade more friends with boats so I could see what different styles felt like stability wise. Those boats the guides use are awesome but they are enormous.

I recently gotten way into fly fishing with my daughter and want to get a boat. We will likely do a lot of trout fishing on the little red river in Arkansas but since that's a drive from Memphis we will likely do a lot of fishing in local lakes. All the guides up there use these locally built...