About got the Lund 1825 Pro Guide Tiller boat rigged to try out Side pulling out of it. Thinking it may be the best boat for this around. Deep boat and lots of V and boat under the water. So waves on it does not toss you like crazy. But then again it may well give the 80 lb hand controlled motor on the side a workout. But also have a 80 lb Terrova up front. So can run both if it needs it. Bait wells and live wells in both front and back. 8 seat bases in it so should be able to find room for the family while fishing. The ones on the front deck will be sitting only a foot off the deck. But its nice sitting there like that. Can fish 4 out of it at one time side pulling. Thus the reason I'm doing this, I can take my wife and 2 grand kids at the same time.

If this does not work out thinking about seeing if War-eagle will build me one of the side pulling boats. But use the 961 hull and lay it out with room for three in the floor and still have a front deck. Best of the both worlds this way. Never can tell I may just start guiding. Shoot of some of these that I know can do it. I'm sure I can show them how to not catch fish with the best of them HAHA

Got lots of Hair jigs tied up and waiting on big crappie to eat them up. Plus have some secret rigs fixed up that I think is going to be killer for side pulling or long lining . Used them 2 trips pulling jigs out the back of the boat. And man did they out fish normal jigs and minnows.
I'm sure It will take me a few years to get the hang of side pulling. But sure going to give it a try. So any pointers please let me know. Thinking the next 4 or 5 months should be hot for nice crappie in Yellow creek and Bear Creek.

I get to blame all this on oldbigun. If you get a chance to book a trip with him last spring for a trip. And my wife and I enjoyed fishing this way. And thinking we may hire him again this April. Even if i'm on fish, its nice to sit there and let someone else do all the work. Don't get to do that often. And it was a good . It's worth the price and more.