A Coleman Scanoe, 17', would do the trick. A nice wide flat bottom with a keel for stability, square stern if you want a motor, and one of the biggest weight capacitys for a canoe.

I was around 240# ( bigger now-FB!), and my three sons and I loved going fishing in the thing. A little to big and bulky for solo use though. I like a float tube for that.

A Coleman Scanoe, 17', would do the trick. A nice wide flat bottom with a keel for stability, square stern if you want a motor, and one of the biggest weight capacitys for a canoe.

I was around 240# ( bigger now-FB!), and my three sons and I loved going fishing in the thing. A little to big and bulky for solo use though. I like a float tube for that.

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