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Topic: Rigging an OK scrambler XT  (Read 2413 times)

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I just got a good deal on the 12 ft scrambler xt. does anyone have any tips or pictures of a tricked out scrambler?


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Mine's not that tricked out, but I had 2 flush-mount rodholders installed when I bought it, right behind the seat, and the Gaspachi hatch in front.  This boat served me well for many dive and fishing trips, including fitting a 38# salmon in the hatch and catching 20#+ lings from it.  I've not had electronics yet, so I can't help you there.  The main thing is to master the stability and other parameters of the boat - have fun!   :smt001
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