Any negative or positive comments would be appreciated

[drl823]

I'm looking at a Meyers 10 ft jon boat Explorer model. I want to use this where I cannot back my trailer into local ponds. Looks to be in pretty good shape and will fit into the back of my pick up for quick solo trips also. Any pros or cons will be helpful for this model.

Thanks,
Don

[Bailbuster]

They seem to be to narrow, shallow and short for me ,a 12ft would be a better choice and still lite enough to handle.Just my 2 cents.BB

[The Jigger]

Mine is a 12 ft meyers. They are a nice boat. I have no experience with the 10 footer but it should be great for the purpose you wish to use it.

[TURBOFISHER630]

They seem to be to narrow, shallow and short for me ,a 12ft would be a better choice and still lite enough to handle.Just my 2 cents.BB

I agree!

[PIKE FISHERMAN]

I had a 10' john boat, and fished with it for 3-4 years. It was great on calm water, but any sizeable waves made it a pretty scary trip. id suggest the 12' for a little more stabilty.

[BOULDERDASH]

i have had 10ft jon boats my whole life and find them fun and easy to use and i can carry them along ways on my back but know i have a10 ft yak and i can carry that in one hand and store my tackle bag and a couple of rods in the hull while walking.
sorry i never had  Meyers so i cant comment on the Quality

[pikedaddy]

i have a 12'spectrum aluminum works great for me

[mongosmash]

i think that a yak or a canoe would be better choice

[GrizlyGarou]

Anything you can lift alone that floats gets my vote!

[F.R.E.D.]

I'm in the market as well and I'm leaning towards a 12ft model!

[Johny big fish]

i think that a yak or a canoe would be better choice

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