The Sitka mini kit lineup

Find your kind
of river day.

Five hulls. Your build. Start with the space you want, then get to know the details.

Completed red jet boat beside moss-covered rocks in a forested river canyon
Real boats. Individual builds. Photos show completed boats; kits require assembly and additional components.

Choose your starting point

A little more you.

From the 6ft Nano to the 14ft Creekboat, explore the size and layout that fit the build you have in mind.

Completed white and tan Nano mini jet boat beside the river

6ft mini jet boat kit

Nano

The smallest start to your build.

6ftModel size
2Seat layout
Nano specifications
Standard bottom
1/8-inch aluminum
Bottom option
3/16-inch 5086 aluminum
Sides and windscreen
0.100-inch aluminum
Listed bare hull weight
120 lb; options change finished weight
Completed Rowdy mini jet boat on the river

8ft mini jet boat kit

Rowdy

A compact hull. Room for two.

8ftModel size
2Seat layout
Rowdy specifications
Standard bottom
3/16-inch aluminum
Sides
0.100-inch aluminum
Listed bare hull weight
190 lb; options change finished weight
Options to explore
Center section, UHMW, windshield and interior
Overhead view of a completed Scout mini jet boat beside a rocky bank

10ft mini jet boat kit

Scout

A two-seat build, down to the details.

10ftModel size
2Seat layout
Scout specifications
Overall length
136 inches; 10ft is the model size label
Bottom width / beam
45 inches / 56 inches
Deadrise
12°
Bottom
3/16-inch standard; 1/4-inch 5086 option
Completed Sidekick jet boat alongside other boats on a sandy bank

12ft mini jet boat kit

Sidekick

Make room for more company.

12ftModel size
4Seat layout
Sidekick specifications
Bottom width
47 inches
Deadrise
12° variable
Delta pad
12 inches
Windshield choices
Windscreen or walk-through windshield; confirm configuration
Side profile of a completed black Creekboat on its trailer

14ft mini jet boat kit

Creekboat

Two captain’s seats. A bench for the crew.

14ftModel size
5Seat layout
Creekboat specifications
Layout
Two captain’s seats and rear bench
Standard bottom
3/16-inch aluminum
Sides and bow
0.100-inch aluminum
Hull
10° delta pad

Model names are size labels; check overall dimensions on the product page. Seat layouts are not a statement of rated passenger or load capacity. Current prices and available options are shown on each model’s page.

The details, side by side.

One place to compare the basics. Open a model above for its photos, specifications and available configuration.

Five mini kits at a glance
ModelModel sizeSeat layoutA detail to compare
Nano6ft2Standard bottom: 1/8-inch aluminum
Rowdy8ft2Standard bottom: 3/16-inch aluminum
Scout10ft2Overall length: 136 inches; 10ft is the model size label
Sidekick12ft4Bottom width: 47 inches
Creekboat14ft5Layout: Two captain’s seats and rear bench

Weights, where listed, describe specific hull configurations. They are not completed boat weights.

For the bigger picture

More boat.
More to explore.

Meet the Sportsman, 1668 Creekboat, Wolverine and 20ft HDPE Sled. Compare hull material, dimensions and your intended power setup.

Before you choose.

What do I need beyond the hull kit?

Plan for assembly, power and propulsion, controls, electrical and fuel systems, seating, transport and any selected finishing options. Confirm the exact contents of your configuration with Sitka.

Plan the complete build
Can I use the engine I already have?

Send Sitka the donor’s make, model and year, engine and pump details, and the hull you are considering. An engine name or pump diameter alone does not establish fitment.

Discuss your setup
Where do I find current prices?

Open the model page for current pricing and available selections. Ask Sitka about shipping and any options that require a separate quote.

Let’s plan your build

Your boat starts with a conversation.

Tell us the model you have in mind, your power setup and where the kit needs to go.