Polar Kraft

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The Polar Kraft Advantage

TOUGH CONSTRUCTION

Ask Polar Kraft owners, they will tell you they’re the driest, quietest, aluminum boats they’ve been on and we spare no expense on the amount of marine-grade urethane foam for our hull chambers because we value safety. Unique hulls utilize reverse chine and extruded lifting strakes to increase stability, improve planing times, and optimize fuel economy while providing more responsive turning and handling.

UNRIVALED VERSATILITY

Between multiple, creative layouts, designs, and boat functionalities, Polar Kraft will meet not just your needs, but also your desires. Are you seeking welded or riveted? Are you looking for a large casting decks to target bass under docks or snook on flats? Or do higher sides from bow to stern meet your needs for a little more “secure” feel on rough fresh or salty waters? We got you.

EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY

Unrivaled quality is the hallmark of every Polar Kraft. We design and build our components in-house to assure the highest quality standards are met throughout the entire manufacturing process. We invite you to take a close look and notice the fine details and fit and finish- but also the functionality. Hit the water with piece of mind knowing your boat is NMMA certified and your passengers will be dry, safe and comfortable at any speed your horses max at. Max out.

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Best ways to stalk bass in shallow water

One of the most fun ways to catch bass is to sight-fish them as they move in and out of shallow water in low-light conditions during a feeding pattern. You need clear water to spot them and being stealthy is paramount. Read on for some tips that will help you catch more bass in shallow water.
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Polar Kraft tournament angler Heath Malone on what sonar technology to use and when

Marine electronics play a very vital role during tournament fishing. The biggest mistake people make with marine electronics is not using them to their full potential and Malone recommends taking the time to change settings until you become familiar with what you are looking at. “Side imaging plays a huge role when searching for structure and fish in shallow water,” he said. “When walleye fishing, I use side imaging to find weeds and rocks in shallow water. By slowing down to take the time to mark waypoints along a weed line, it shows a path to stay on whether you are spot-locked or trolling.”
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