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Topic: Insaneduanes Sturgeon board  (Read 3065 times)

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INSANEDUANE

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OK guys here it is this has been in my mind for some time.
For those that have been on a charter sturgeon boat and has
Seen the rod holders that is used on these boats, it tilts up and down
With the waves so that your line is always tight that way
You can always see the bite because the rod will tilt when
The fish taps your line. And as for a kayak you get blown from
Side to side as well so my sturgeon board has to move in all
Directions so the line will stay tight.

Now the cool part of this is that it just drops on my ram tube
I am not sure if I will need to use a strap to keep the rod
On the holder or will it just hold on its own ether way I think
It will work it is better that holding the rod all day.

Sorry I did not have time to take good pics of this I ran
Out of daylight

Check out  :smt006

     
« Last Edit: December 22, 2007, 09:20:23 PM by insaneduane »
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ChuckE

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Hey Duane.  Pretty slick.  It should work.  Those teeter-toter style rodholders are the way to go.  I sometimes use the platform pedals on my Hobie drive for the same purpose.
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the chuckE pro model is done hope you like chuck  :smt006

PS it floats  :smt007
3RD annual 2007 halfmoon bay kayaks derby winner

fish or die you dirty dogs


ChuckE

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the chuckE pro model is done hope you like chuck

PS it floats  :smt007
Sweeeeeet.... thanks Duane!  I'm flattered.  :smt006
Winner - 2023 ARW Halibut Derby "King of the Wall"
Winner - 2018 ARW Halibut Handline Derby
Winner - 2013 Doran Beach Crabfest
2nd Place - 2012 Alameda Rockwall Halibut Derby
Winner (Biggest Rock Crab) - 2010 Half Moon Bay Crabfest
Winner - 2009 Alameda Rockwall Halibut Derby
Winner - 2009 Paradise Halibut Hunt
Winner - 2007 NCKA Angler of the Year
Winner "Grand Slam" - 2007 Bendo @ Mendo III
2nd Place - 2007 Monterey Bay Kayak Fishing Derby
Winner - 2004 Santa Cruz Kayak Fishing Derby


 

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