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No Detail Is Overlooked
Since 2017, we've put countless hours into sourcing the best material and designing a drift boat that can handle the rockiest rivers. From the easy access storage to the open layout, every feature on the Kingfisher Skiff was created from 25 years of guiding experience.
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Listen To Our Episode on the Wet Fly Swing Podcast
By Blue Ridge Boatworks |
Join Brownie and Wet Fly Swing Host, Dave, as they chat about our history guiding on the Watauga River, starting the Watagua River Lodge, and ...
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Choosing The Right Drift Boat Anchor
By Blue Ridge Boatworks |
Drift boats navigate many types of waterways, so anchors are not one-size-fits-all; they come in various types, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Let's ...
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How long does it take to build a drift boat?
By Blue Ridge Boatworks |
As seasoned boat builders, we understand that crafting a drift boat is not merely a construction project—it's a labor of love, a symphony of skill ...
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Why are drift boats curved?
By Blue Ridge Boatworks |
You probably remember the first time you saw a drift boat. We sure do. That sleek, curved profile gliding effortlessly down the river, turning on ...
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