Anglers Journal

My Boat, My Life

Paul Guard, the founder of Action Craft boats, called and said he was selling the company and had a 17-foot skiff that he could sell me cheap. I had been running Action Crafts for years, and he gave me a great deal, so I bought the boat. I paid $16,000 for it, and I’ve been running it ever since.

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