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A one-man vessel ideally suited for fishing includes a pair of rigid support pontoons that are interconnected by cross-frame members to provide a solid base from which a number of accessory components are mounted. A seat with a foldable back is supported on the cross frame members along with a strip

A one-man vessel ideally suited for fishing includes a pair of rigid support pontoons that are interconnected by cross-frame members to provide a solid base from which a number of accessory components are mounted. A seat with a foldable back is supported on the cross frame members along with a stripping apron having storage pouches and a work table surface. Oar locks, fishing pole supports, fish finders and other accessory items are easily attached along the outer side of the pontoons while a cooler can be supported from the seat back for ready access by an operator. A storage rack is also provided between the pontoons for retaining and supporting additional fishing gear or the like that might be desired on the vessel.

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A one man fishing vessel for supporting a user on a body of water, the vessel comprising: a pair of pontoons, each defining a top wall having a width, an inner side wall and an outer side wall; a recess formed in the top wall of each pontoon, the recess extending transversely across the width of the

A one man fishing vessel for supporting a user on a body of water, the vessel comprising: a pair of pontoons, each defining a top wall having a width, an inner side wall and an outer side wall; a recess formed in the top wall of each pontoon, the recess extending transversely across the width of the top wall between the inner side wall and the outer side wall; an inner passage defined in the inner side wall of each pontoon adjacent to and communicating with said recess to form a first channel extending partially through each of said pontoons; and an elongated cross frame member defining opposing ends, each of the opposing ends being received in the passage on separate ones of the pontoons, and extending into said first channel, with a gap formed between the cross member and said top wall in said recess, to maintain the pontoons in a spaced relationship.