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A friend of mine is retiring from the Lauderdale Co. Sheriff's Dept. and wanting to take up crappie fishing. He bought a new Express crappie boat and we mounted two sets of SpyderLoks on it today. He'll really like those.
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Nice looking boat
nice setup for sure!
He sure is starting out the right way.
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He probably don't realize yet how fortunate he is to have someone guiding him in the right direction. That saves a lot of trial and error and money!
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Originally Posted by feeshrman
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Originally Posted by GitDaGrease
Man, that is a sweet set up.
Nice, i:biggrin
So when are you taking him to the lake to show him how to run it? Does he have the right DF and TM?
Looks like a nice way to get started good looking rig
He don't have a GPS/Sonar unit, says he's scared he won't be able to learn how to use it. Lol I'll show him what I know, might take 10 minutes. He's got a 70# Minn Kota cable steer. He wants to learn to pull cranks and he's got a 115 hp four stroke Yamaha so I suggested a Troll-a-Matic trolling plate, though he could pull from the front okay with the cable steer.Quote:
Originally Posted by SteveJ
Looks like ole Steve better step up his game. Else he might get benched.
Wannabe...
[QUOTE=Wannabe...;2519095]Looks like ole Steve better step up his game. Else he might get benched.
Bet he don't have any pretty hats like I have.
[QUOTE=SteveJ;2519158]That's a safe bet!!!!!!!!!!!!:RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by Wannabe...
Steve's still got first dibs on the boat seat.
Tighten the tension screw bout as tight as u can get it, located in the front down at the bottom, and it'll work fine.. That way u can take ur foot off to land a lunker and it won't go crazy on ya.. It'll still work great when steering with ur foot too..Quote:
Originally Posted by ScottV