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Originally Posted by Big C

Heck I've got 4 bases up front.One for single poling cause i like being close to the nose,one for spiderriging by myself in the center and two for spiderrigging with two people up front.Heck have thought about adding two more on the lower deck for cranking but probably want but i might.

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Better have two just for Slabin's big ............ oh wait not kid friendly

I am proud of the ole boy,he quit dipping and if i remember correctly it been almost year.But we all know what happens when you quit,you start eating.I may have to add another layer of plywood to the front deck.Sorry buddy couldn't resist.

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Originally Posted by Big C

I am proud of the ole boy,he quit dipping and if i remember correctly it been almost year.But we all know what happens when you quit,you start eating.I may have to add another layer of plywood to the front deck.Sorry buddy couldn't resist.

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Hahahhahaha he is still prespawn, he hasn't laid them eggs yet lolllll

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Originally Posted by Big C

I am proud of the ole boy,he quit dipping and if i remember correctly it been almost year.But we all know what happens when you quit,you start eating.I may have to add another layer of plywood to the front deck.Sorry buddy couldn't resist.

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He's gonna need a BIGGER bikini. :-)

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Originally Posted by BigRiverMarine

He's gonna need a BIGGER bikini. :-)

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And a tote sack for that ugly head of his!!!!

^^^^^He Said!!!!!

I'm glad I read this. I was about to bite the bullet and get a double seat. Now I'm leaning toward extra bases. Gona do some measuring and see what I can come up with.

I build and sell the Dub-L-Seat and I'll be the first to agree with these guys. If at all possible drill the holes and bolt the bases in! Double seat brackets should be a last resort or put in as a personal preference. Personally I won't install them on my rod storage lids and like the ability to move my seat forward and backwards. Now that I've started using the Dub-L-Seat "steel" nothing is "in the way", it lays flat on the deck.

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Originally Posted by Blacklandlure

I build and sell the Dub-L-Seat and I'll be the first to agree with these guys. If at all possible drill the holes and bolt the bases in! Double seat brackets should be a last resort or put in as a personal preference. Personally I won't install them on my rod storage lids and like the ability to move my seat forward and backwards. Now that I've started using the Dub-L-Seat "steel" nothing is "in the way", it lays flat on the deck.

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Post a pic of it Wayne, I like the new design.

http://www.dub-l-seat.com/images/181...ef2e8_bavn.pnghttp://www.dub-l-seat.com/STEEL.html