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  1. 05-02-2022, 08:04 AM #1
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    Default Dhall finally bought a boat boat

    Looked for months for this boat and finally made it happen Friday.

    I need ideas for rod holder set ups for striper and crappie. Post
    Some pics of your rig so I can get ideas without drilling too many holes.

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    Nice sleigh. My next boat will be a Sportsman or Avenger bay boat. Congrats on your purchase.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Black Bart View Post
    Nice sleigh. My next boat will be a Sportsman or Avenger bay boat. Congrats on your purchase.
    Jasonw getting into the inshore game?
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    And for Doug’s question, I get the drift master rod holders that fit in the seat bases, I wouldnt go drilling a bunch of holes in that boat, it’s to new and to nice to go doing that. I think I’d also bite the bullet and go 112lb 36 volt on the trolling motor, that console catches a lot more wind than you’d think.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Whackumstackum View Post
    I think I’d also bite the bullet and go 112lb 36 volt on the trolling motor, that console catches a lot more wind than you’d think.
    This.

    You won't regret going with a 36 volt, especially if you decide to use it for inshore fishing.
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    How long before Doug sells the boat tho is the question??
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    Quote Originally Posted by darealdeal View Post
    How long before Doug sells the boat tho is the question??
    If he is smart tom he could make money on it, boat prices are stupid
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    Quote Originally Posted by darealdeal View Post
    How long before Doug sells the boat tho is the question??
    Bumping this up as I just saw it posted for sale. The correct answer was 15 minutes.
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    Nice boat Doug!
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    Way to go, ‘Skipper’.
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    Nice boat boat, D.
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    That is one boaty boat!
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    Nice boat!
    Gettin old is for pussies! AND MY NEW TRUE people say like Capt. Tom >>>>>>>>>/
    "Wow, often imitated but never duplicated. No one can do it like the master. My hat is off to you DRDUCK!"
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    https://driftmasterrodholders.com/st...sh-mount-t-bar

    Surely it already has a couple flush mounts. Probably could call them and get a longer top bar if you wanted to put more than just 2 rod holders per flush mount.
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    That's a great boat, nice layout and rides really well in a chop.
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    Great looking boat! I personally hate Driftmaster rodholders. On a nice new boat like that- the bent welded wire rodholder and bases look out of place in my opinion.
    I exclusively fish for Striped bass in my Key West- and I have a combination of Burnewiin bases and Burnewiin rodholders.
    Google them up.
    I have the GM650 bases and the GM400 bases. I use the RH5710 rodholders.
    They are very versatile/adjustable and are high quality.
    Good luck!
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    Now D, you know that isn't my lane but don't you go Frankensteining up that nice sled with all that freshwater rigging. How about a couple of 3 rod holder "tridents" that you put in the gunwale holders?
    Like Whack and Coastal said 36 volt trolling motor or you'll wish you had, that bow that eats chop catches a lot of breeze in anchor mode.
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    I will echo the 36V trolling motor on that boat, would also recommend the 72" shaft. I have a 20ft express and it is all my 80lb terrova wants on a strong tide.
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    Would you recommend a 36volt for any 22 foot baby boat?
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