Why aluminum?

With one of the highest strength to weight ratios of any boat building material, aluminum is ideal for constructing strong, reliable boats today, as is was when Klamath Boat Co. was founded in 1947.

Marine grades of aluminum are virtually impervious to the elements, and can take a beating day after day, year after year. This translates into time on the water, instead of time polishing, and repairing.

Aluminum's light weight allows for easy to handle boats, in and out of the water. This weight advantage, combined with Klamath's exceptionally efficient hull designs, allow the use of smaller engines, thus reducing both initial cost and operation expenses.

Why Klamath?

With over five decades of boat building experience, and rigorous quality standards, Klamath provides the best built, toughest, and highest value boats in the market.

Klamath boats are built to withstand the demands of serious sportsmen. Nearly everyday we receive feedback from our customers telling us how much fun they have had with the boat, and thanking us for our dedication to building the highest quality products.

Klamath's extensive experience, combined with modern manufacturing technology and continuous improvement, provide a unique blend of classic design and present day technological advancement.

Klamath boats are welded from the highest grade marine alloys. Welded construction means that there are no rivets to work loose and leak. Careful material selection and thorough engineering in all aspects of the design and fabrication ensure that selecting a Klamath is buying a boat that will last for generations.

The extruded double wall chine developed by Klamath provides the driest riding, quickest planing, hulls available for today's sportsmen (and sportswomen).

All Klamath designs are NMMA certified. This means that in addition to meeting all of the standards set by the US Coast Guard, the boats must adhere to tougher ABYC (American Boat Yacht Council) standards for safety.