Hey Joe,
That's good advice above from Connor. You might find that most of your fishing buddies, like mine, aren't really interested in learning to row when they could be fishing instead.
I have a NRS otter. I've been real happy with it, and the company so far. I haven't had an issue, or question, that they haven't helped with. I'm not familiar with the outlaw raft, but I suspect it's also a good boat. The fishing frame is great, but it's heavy and a lot to deal with if you're not trailering it. Many of my favorite floats aren't trailer accessible, so the less I have to carry the better …. but the frame is modular, so you can always leave pieces at home. If I were doing it over, I would spend more on the oars at the beginning. Good oars (and a good seat) make rowing so much better.
Good luck with your purchase.
-Brian
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