“My buddy would hate me for saying this, but the Blue Sky Boatworks is better than a bass boat!”
Is the Blue Sky Boatworks 360 Pro Fishing Kayak really a kayak? Is a tomato a fruit? Are dogs or cats the best family pet? Is fishing really a sport!? Is the Blue Sky BETTER than a bass boat? Some questions are hard to answer, but you get to decide.
Travis Randall walks you through the Blue Sky Boatworks 360 Pro Fishing Kayak and all of its unique features. Then, Travis shows you what the Blue Sky Boatworks 360 Pro is made of on Lake of the Ozarks. Watch as he goes from bow to stern to highlight all of the included features on the Blue Sky, all of the accessories you can add and how it handles on a big body of water.
Then, you decide. Is it a kayak? Is it a boat? Would you take this thing out fishing, or just cruising, and how you deck it out with accessories? Drop us a comment to help us decide what this unique vessel is.
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