Grizzly® Duck Boats

A 3-in. diameter pipe that acts as a bumper at the bow of the boat, so any impact navigating in tight timber is an afterthought. Fabricated from thick-walled steel and capped on both ends, it disperses energy along the frame instead of concentrating force at a single point.

A 1x1 angle welded onto the existing center strake of the hull below the bow eye, with ends tapered, to prevent catching lines or weeds. The Ice Breaker Keel is properly fitted to act as a reinforcing wedge to crack through ice. By concentrating impact forces along a narrow, hardened edge, the angle helps to fracture skim and shore ice rather than allowing the plate to flex.

Spud pole tubes integrated into the bow and transom steps on both port and starboard sides allow the boat to be staked in place on the water. This setup makes anchoring in shallow water or along riverbanks quick and secure without deploying a traditional anchor. By dropping poles through the tubes, operators can hold position against wind, tide, or current for hunting from the boat, loading decoys, or even fishing. The low-profile installation preserves deck space, reduces drift, and enables silent positioning.

A popular feature on duck hunts that helps hunters and dogs get in and out of the boat for frequent retrieves. Low-profile, non-slip steps make re-boarding quick and safe, even with wet waders or a mouthful of feathers. Fixed, durable construction provides a reliable housing for spud tubes and stands up to heavy use from dogs and hunters alike.

The lockable, oversized bow deck storage compartment features a 90-degree lid for easy access to trolling motor batteries or hunting gear like blind bags, spot lights, and motion decoy equipment. Also built for water-resistance, the compartment helps shield electronics and fabrics from spray, rain, and mud, keeping contents drier and more secure in harsh conditions.