Pontoon boats are not ideal for rivers, as they can be difficult to maneuver in tight spaces and are prone to tipping over in rough water.

Pontoon boats are stable and comfortable, making them ideal for bay fishing. They have plenty of room for anglers to move around and cast their lines, and the elevated platforms provide excellent visibility of the water.

Pontoon boats are good for shallow water because they have a flat bottom and wide beam, which allows them to float in shallow water without getting stuck.

Pontoon boats can be electric, but most are gas-powered. Electric pontoon boats are quieter and more environmentally friendly, but they have a shorter range than gas-powered boats.

Pontoon boats are generally less expensive than other types of boats, with prices starting around $10,000.

Pontoon boats are not hard to load. They are typically wide and stable, making it easy to get on and off. The only real challenge is loading heavy items, such as a boat trailer or a large cooler.

Pontoon boats are great for tubing because they are stable and have a large surface area for tubing behind.

Pontoon boats are easy to maintain because they have few moving parts and no complex systems.

Pontoon boats are not good for the ocean because they are not designed for rough water. Pontoon boats are typically used in calm waters such as lakes and rivers.

Pontoon boats are typically outboard-powered, meaning that the engine is located outside of the boat.