About Klamath

2026 Klamath Boats Press Release

Rumors and whispers have spread throughout the fishing boat industry, social media, and at the tackle shops nationwide over the past couple months in regards to Klamath Boats, and the future of Klamath Boats.
We are here to tell you, and proud to announce that Klamath Boats is now partnered with Boulton Powersports of Central Point, Oregon. Boulton Powerboats have been a major part of welded aluminum boats for over 50 years and are an industry leader in performance and durability.
What does that mean for Klamath Boats moving forward? It means we will be providing the industry’s leader in lightweight, tough, all welded aluminum boats with a little heavy gauge influence! Klamath boats will retain all of the advantages we have been perfecting for almost 80 years while adding some new features and added strength and durability.
We are looking forward to the future.

For Specific Questions or for more information on the 2026 updates and availability please reach out to one of our dealers.

 

 

Why Klamath?

With over 70 years of boat building experience, and rigorous quality standards, Klamath provides the best built, toughest, and highest value boats in the market. Established since 1947.

Klamath boats are built to withstand the demands of serious sportsmen.  Almost every day we receive feedback from our customers telling us how much success they have had with our fishing boat, and thanking us for our dedication to building the highest quality hulls.

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).

We built boats way back in the old days with lightweight aluminum and riveted panels. You can still find some of these boats on the water today.

The original 12- 14 Deluxe as it was in the 1950’s. Note prices and designs have changed a bit.

Trailorboat Engineering Co. Brochure from 1951. Note the prices and designs have changed a bit.

An early production 14 Deluxe from the 1970’s.

Trailorboat Engineering Co. Brochure from 1954.