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I am looking to make beds I can transport unnoticed or at least in the bottom of my boat to a location. Assemble and drop. Anyone want to give up their secret on how they do it. I know you guys are out there. LOL... OK lets say you never done it, but thought about it. How would you do it. Thanks
Cut everything at home and bring a corless drill and some screws with you and it takes more than 2 blocks to sink a bed made from 2x4s.
Build it on shore and tow it to the location. Most stuff you have to force it to sink. Tie a short rope and tow it. Then attach weight at the right location.
Dayton
I Will Tell You My Secret But Then Im Gonna Have To Kill Ya Lol
It Is Simple Get A Bucket And Cut 3/4 Pvc Into 12'' Pieces And Put Cement With Them In The Bucket At All Diffrent Angles Leave About 2'' Sticking Above The Cement. Now Here Is The Secret Put
Couplings At The Top Of These Pieces And Cut You Some 10' Pieces And Lay Them In The Bottom Of Your Boat Assemble The 10 Foot Pieces With A Little Glue On The Water It Only Takes Seconds To Dry.
With The Couplings On The End Of The Pvc You Dont Need Tocarry Something 10 Foot Tall Or Whatever Size You Want And As Long As You Have The Base Ready You Can Make What Ever Shape You Want With Ellbows Tees Whatever And If Done Right It Will Always Be There.
If You Have Every Thing Laying Down In The Boat You Can Put One Together In Less Than 5 Minutes And No One Will Know But You
Goodluck Hope This Helps
Off The Subject But I Went To The Web Site On Your Post And Was Wondering If That Was A War Eagle Predator. I Priced One Last Week That Is One Bad Boat If It Is The Predator And You Have Fished It A While How Do You Like It And What Are The Flaws As Far As Fishing Is Concerned Thanks
I love it. All I did was insolate the so called insolated coolers. I bought this boat fron Kent Driscoll last year. His demo boat this year was for sale about a month ago. Here is the email he sent me if you wanna call or email him. Let me know. ANy questions email or call me. My # is on my web site.
Dear Friends, My 2008 War Eagle Predator demo boat is for sale. The boat is in great shape and ready to go with all the bells and whistles. I sold this boat in 2 days last year. First some, first served. Please pass along to anyone interested. This is great deal. See pic and details below: For Sale
· 2008 War Eagle Predator 861(9 months old)
· 200 Yamaha 115 HP FourStroke(4+years warranty left on motor)
· Hydraylic Steering($1,000 upgrade)
· Minn Kota 24Variable 70lb Foot Control Trolling Motor($600 upgrade)
· 3 Bank Minn Kota charging system.($350 upgrade)
· 18 Gallon Tank.
· 2 Trolling Motor Batteries + Cranking Battery .
· 3 Pedestals bases in front.1 Rear. 3 seats.
· 2 Driftmaster Rod Holders for spider rigging. ($250 upgrade).
· 2 Recirculating Livewells, 2 Insul Ice Chests
· Insulated, Aerated Front Baitwell.
· Dry Storage Under front and bench seats.
· 8ft Rod Box 6 Tubes Plus Bottom Storage
· 21” Transom, .100 Gauge, 18.5 Length, 61” width, Beam 82, Side Depth 23
$16,750 Firm Pricing. MSRP $24,000 + tax
[email protected] 901-834-6077
Hey Clint, I got an idea. Cut your pieces of wood to length and build a driver so you can drive them in. LOL. Easy to do and all the pieces of wood can lay in the bottom of the boat along with the driver. But I think you already know how to do it.
CX.
LOL. I already thought if CX sees this he is going to tell me to drive stakes.
Go early most folks around here don't stir till 8 or so or build em this time of year it weeds out alot of fair weather fishermen......good luck hiding em its always just a matter of time with all the good electronics on the market today.
I like driving the stakes in because it's easier for me by myself. PVC driver makes fast work. I tried the pallets and it was tough for one person.
LOL
This was a pretty interesting idea by macon123
http://www.crappie.com/crappie/main-...s-crappie.html
Thanks rnvinc, I appreciate your input....
Clint,
My post on the main crappie forum.....Fish Attractor for Bass/Crappie may help....they collapse on the bottom of the boat when planting....You may want to change the design to include several stacked lids or lengthening the rope but I think the general idea should work well. It's the post posted by macon123 on the Main board...they may even hang around the rope itself....I've seen them suspend near a single reed before. You'd just have to look over the post and decide for yourself......I've changed my plans on one item, I'm not gluing anymorre, the foam just rides up the rope and holds the lid up.
I'm planting in groups of 2 or3 and are already assembled when you take them out.... It just dawned on me that the above post by rnvinc contains the link to the diagram.......my duh, thanks again rnvinc.....
Thanks for sharing.
aj