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Topic: Scotty downrigger on Hobie Adventure: where to install??  (Read 4209 times)

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HamachiJohn

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I want to purchase and install a Scotty Laketroller downrigger on my Adventure.  I don't see an ideal place to install it.  Any ideas appreciated.  If you have pics, priceless!
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Not sure if its ideal or even going to work. But i have a scotty mount on the right side just in front of my knee (on the Revo) I am going to try it there. I think I will be either holding the rod or will have it in the ram mount behind my seat. I guess time will tell maybe the berry koke a thon!
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Here's a simple way to do it on the Addy that puts no holes in the yak. Just a piece of Plexiglas and use the screws and inserts that are in the yak already.

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Not a good pic, but here is my crate DR setup.  All attached by zip ties  :smt044

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i clamp mine to my handles on my revo - O2B showed me that and it works OK.


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Thx Zee &Al for the pics, and Ben for the ideas. Since I don't use a crate anymore, I'll try the TAP plastic attachment idea.  Thx again everyone.

Btw Zee, since reading your article on the minimalist approach, I've been yakking w/o a Plano box, crate and so forth. It's meant less stuff to lose in a yard sale and i like the simple setup, but could still get rid of more stuff.

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ZeeHokkaido

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Right on HJ. Glad you liked it.

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