To save neck cramps, you will be much better off running your poles out the side of the boat, also this lets you get your rod tips closer to the water.
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To save neck cramps, you will be much better off running your poles out the side of the boat, also this lets you get your rod tips closer to the water.
Sho glad mine are right and left of the drivers seat at the console. Not alot of neck bending
Your right about that....if he would be serious for a little while, he might learn how to catch some fish. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by tritonman
I'd love to see a pic of Sat's FRONT setup. G3 can have the rear all to himself. I prefer the front. TY in advance, Satdoc1. Now where is my pic? ;)
My set up is much like slabologists(see pic). I prefer my rods close to the water.Attachment 36084
This is the front setup when I fish single , When I fish double I change out the single seat and put in the double seats.
Most of the time it is me and Torch pullin cranks so I move the single seat to the back. These rigs can be changed from 3 to 4 holders in just a few minutes.
Thanks a lot sat...I appreciate it.
thats good stuff right there!
If you get in the habit of using the clicker feature on your Okuma's then you don't have to scan your poles at all until it's show time. Ask Speck:DQuote:
Originally Posted by biggerjigger