2800 lbs. Specifications

Ranger Boats was founded in 1968 by Forrest L. Wood with the help of his wife Nina. This company has a rich history when it comes to boats, so if you want to learn more about boats, don't hesitate to stop by Cookeville RV and Marine in Cookeville, Tennessee.

Flippin, Ark Celebrating its 50th Anniversary in 2018, the beginnings of Ranger Boats can be traced to 1968 with founders Forrest and Nina Wood. After building the original six boats in what is now the City Hall in downtown Flippin, Ark., the business grew quickly and soon became a household name among fishermen across the country.

Bass Pro Group Ranger Boats and all of the brands under Fishing Holdings LLS were acquired by Bass Pro Group in a deal signed in December 2014.

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Fully rigged with a standard 300-horsepower Mercury Verado (which is mounted standard on a Bob's jackplate), the company pegs the boat's weight at about 3,250 pounds.

About Ranger Boats Our extensive lineup covers freshwater and saltwater fiberglass and aluminum boats, pontoons and purpose-built aluminum hunting and fishing rigs.

The story of Ranger Tugs starts with Dave Livingston. At 15, he crafted his first boat using plans from Popular Mechanics magazine. His naval experiences and boat-building passions led him to design the Livingston dinghy in 1967, a design so iconic that it earned a feature at the 1968 Seattle Boat Show.

Egyptians were among the earliest ship builders. The oldest pictures of boats that have ever been found are Egyptian, on vases and in graves. These pictures, at least 6000 years old, show long, narrow boats. They were mostly made of papyrus reeds and rowed using paddles.

Boat is an Indian company that manufactures some of its products in China. This is common practice for many electronics companies. Boat is committed to both manufacturing in India and China, and it uses a mix of Indian and Chinese components in its products.

Kent, Washington The Ranger Fiberglass Boat Company opened its doors in Kent, Washington in 1958. We are proud to say that we are still building fiberglass boats in the same location today.

Direct towing is performed at low speeds from about zero to 4 - 5 knots. The tug boat uses the engine and propellers to generate the tow force, which is governed by the conventional bollard pull of the tug. Indirect towing is performed at speeds of in the range of 5 to 12 knots.