Panga Project

[BayHarborite]

Recently bought an Imemsa 22' Panga. My original plan was to keep it simple, bolt on a 70 horse tiller and be done with it. That lasted about 2 days. I have recently begun modifications to include a front and rear casting deck along with of course, a floor. I am doing the wood work and will have someone who is capable complete the epoxy/glass work. I will post additional pic's as the process continues.

[Baby Tran Cat]

You're gonna love that boat...look great

[WestEndAngler]

Strap a 150 on the back of that thing

[Curmudgeon]

Excellent!

[The Fisherman]

Looks like its coming along GREAT!!

[Muddskipper]

Did you get the boat out of Mexcio or the dealer out of Corpus?

Very cool cool boat ... anything over a 115 will be to big ,,,, your gonna love the Gas mileage

[FishNette]

Nice hull! That's gonna be a killer skiff. Great job!

[FP3]

nice, keep us posted

[BayHarborite]

Thanks for all of the compliments!
I did get the boat from the dealer in Corpus. I don't mind a little excitement, but going deep into the war zone to pick up a boat was not my idea of fun. As for the deal itself, it went as discussed. No problem.

[evansmarine]

I have a customer that has a 22 Panga with 4 stroke Yamaha 115 and it is awesome. It runs 52MPH on GPS, and man it is a fun little boat.

[coachlaw]

They are very cool looking hulls, and very efficient. They are narrow and sleek in the water. From what I've heard, people really mess them up by putting big outboards, t-tops, huge consoles, etc. in them. They're meant to be bare bones. I don't know what it is about their shape, but I like 'em.

[FISHINFREAK]

Re: Panga Project

Awesome! !

[corndog]

X3 on the 115

[jpchavez23]

Awesome boat. I'm jealous. Keep us update of the progress.

[kenny]

Great skiff, congratulations! Thousands of them in Mexico & the Caribbean, and I've fished out of several in both Mexico & Belize. My neighbor has a 22' with a 115 Yammy that I taken for a spin. I would seriously consider an 18' Panga for my next boat.