Valco P-14 jon bat, motor, trailer, etc

1997 Valco P-14 Jon boat (14' long, 4' wide) - very stable casting platform, customized for 2 fly fishermen, no leaks, no repairs, excellent condition. The middle seat removed and solid aluminum floor installed between front and rear benches (each with an Attwood flip seat on slide rails) - very strong, rigid. Gas tank and battery moved to mid-ship so not around driver's feet and opens up a lot of room for ice-chest and boat bags. Primarily customized for Fall River, but have fished small Delta waters and American River.

1997 Mercury 15hp (4 stroke) outboard with very low hours, starts first pull.

2008 EZ Loader galvanized trailer with bearing buddies.

Comes with 45# thrust Minn-Kota 12 volt trolling motor.

2ea -12# river anchors w/25' rope, 3ea cam cleats for side anchoring, 2ea gas tanks, 1ea deep-cycle battery and 2ea battery boxes, tiller extension, no-snag extendable boat net, 2ea life preservers, 2ea life cushions, hand bilge, wheeled motor stand, and misc. parts

$2,500

New price.

"That is almost free."

That is an insane deal Randy.





Valco made 4 sizes of these historic aluminum prams.

8', 10', 12' and 14' that were all the same width.

This 14' model was the guides' favorite on the Fall River.



This bargain practical boat would give you such an advantage and change your fly fishing experience.





RandyB, BobG and Keith Kaneko almost give their stuff away on here.



I sold ~4,000 assorted new trout flies on here for $400?

After I shipped them to him he called me to tell me it was for real.


I gave away hundreds of classic fly fishing books because no one wanted them.

Ya, it's an amazing fly fishing boat. Perfect for chasing stripers on the American. Can't fish anymore so it just sits. I have a bunch of other FF stuff to sell soon too.

Bump to top with new price.

Go price a new 14' Jon boat, galvanized trailer, and Mercury 15hp 4-stroke outboard plus accessories.


Boat - $2,000

Trailer - $2,000

Motor - $3,000

Without all those accessories you are looking at $7,000


You could buy it now for $2,500 and never lose any money on it.


Go take a look at it, Randy takes good care of all of this equipment.