Anglers who want access to the water without the expense and hassle of a traditional boat will be excited to learn about Sea Eagle’s Stealth Stalker 10.

This small inflatable is ideal for rivers, lakes, and ponds, easily outperforming Pond Prowlers and other comparable hard-hulled alternatives.

Sea Eagle knows what anglers need, and they’ve designed an inflatable to satisfy the demands of fishermen who want a quiet, stealth, easy-to-transport boat.

If that sounds too good to be true, keep reading.

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The Sea Eagle Stealth Stalker 10

Sea Eagle Stealth Stalker 10 Review

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Specifications

Capacity: 1199 lbs.

Hull Weight: 44 lbs. or 77 lbs. With wooden floorboard and motor mount

Length: 10.1’

Width: 5.1’

Interior: 7.5’ x 2.3’ 

Material: 1000 Denier 36 mil proprietary

Seams: quadruple overlapping glued

Engine capacity: 4 hp gas maximum or up to 74 lb. thrust electric

Speed estimates: 3 to 4 mph

Inflation pressure: 3.2 psi

The Hull

Sea Eagle’s inflatables are renowned for their rugged construction, and there’s nothing you can throw at this boat that it can’t shrug off. The proprietary material they use to build these boats is simply superior tech, and try as you might, you won’t puncture or cut the Stealth Stalker.

Go ahead – land it on a rocky beach, slam it into a stump, or ram a sharp rock. Nothing’s going to happen.

Easy to transport in the trunk of your car or SUV, it inflates in minutes and comes together in a snap. Two anglers can carry this small boat to the water, install the trolling seats and trolling motor, and be fishing in no time.

That’s real-world practicality at its finest.

Once on the water, the Stealth Stalker’s stability is evident, and it feels firm underfoot. Standing to cast or fight feels natural and safe, and the seats are comfortable and well designed.

The rod holders are well-positioned and useful, and with either motor choice, speed is acceptable.

The super-shallow drought comes in handy for accessing spots others need to give a pass, and from salt flats to shallow ponds, this design is a real winner.

The only downside to this handy inflatable is interior space, and with two anglers aboard, extra room will be at a premium.

That said, any boat this size shares that problem.

For fishermen who want a car-portable angling platform that can handle larger lakes and rougher conditions, there’s nothing better than the Sea Eagle Stealth Stalker 10.

See our buying guide & reviews for more inflatable boats that make angling even better: Best Inflatable Fishing Boats

Source: usangler.com