NRS Slipstream 142 Fishing Raft Package Fishing Raft with Cataract 9' Oar, Wrap & Stop with Cutthroat Blade
Regular price
$ 7,750.00
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With its three-angler set-up, the additional room in the Slipstream 142 leaves space for hauling the rods, coolers and gear for multi-day fishing adventures. The largest raft in our angler-specific series, the Slipstream 142 maintains the agility and stealth of the smaller rafts, capable of handling bigger rivers and longer trips. Sold in ready-to-fish packages, the Slipstreams feature exclusive storage solutions, an internal anchor system and more.
Purpose-built for up to three anglers plus gear, the Slipstream 142 features a streamlined design with deliberately placed D-rings, handles and valves to reduce weight and eliminate line/hook catch points.
Whitewater-engineered for ultimate durability with welded seam tube construction and rugged PVC materials plus bottom and top wear patches.
Ten D-rings provide tie-down points for a frame or gear.
6" drop-stitch floor provides a super stable platform, eliminating the need for casting platforms.
Slip-resistant foam pad provides superior traction and grip when wet and protects the floor from grit and basic wear and tear.
Designed for shallow water performance, high-volume tube and floor construction allows anglers to run the riffles or sneak into low-water areas that other rafts can’t.
Three main air chambers plus the drop-stitch floor insert keeps you afloat in the event of a puncture.
Internal anchor system easily controlled from the rower’s seat keeps anchor line away from anglers and gear. Includes 3/8" anchor line.
Rower’s Package (sold separately) also includes oar shafts, blades, accessories, and a 35lb Tornado anchor plus a 2:1 assist pulley, making retrieving anchors an effortless task.
Molded Thigh Hooks in the bow and stern provide additional support to the front and back anglers.
Features high-quality Leafield™ C7 Inflation valves and six self-fabric handles.
Slipstream Rafts hold a 5-year retail warranty, 3-year commercial.
