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Topic: Vibe sea ghost 130 upgrades  (Read 9041 times)

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Zach.rigby200

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  • Location: Humboldt county ca
  • Date Registered: Feb 2018
  • Posts: 5
I'm awaiting the arrival of my new vibe sea ghost and wondering what upgrades are going to be necessary right from the start any suggestions would be awesome


Ebayfisher

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  • Location: Berkeley, CA
  • Date Registered: Mar 2018
  • Posts: 429
Hey Zach,

I have a 2017 SG 110.  The things I've done so far are: Installed a Garmin Striker fish finder, yak attack anchor trolley and an electronic console(check out Dinsmore Outdoors on Youtube).  I think that is about it, so far.


benuntu

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  • Location: Chico
  • Date Registered: May 2017
  • Posts: 26
This was posted a while ago...what upgrades have you done?

For my SG130, the biggest mods I've done is added the ModPodII center hatch and fish fish finder.  The ModPod is a great addition and adds a bit more modularity to the center storage area.  Instead of just a big lid, it has a top watertight compartment for a cell phone, some bungees, and gear tracks.  And it hinges in the middle which makes it much easier to work with on the water. 

It's a little expensive at $85, but worth it IMHO: http://www.h24outdoors.com/old-town-mod-pod-ii.html

The LiPo battery for my fish finder is also attached to a USB charging hub, so I routed the charge cable into the cell phone compartment.  After a full day on the water using the fish finder and keeping my phone topped off I still have around 40% capacity.  The nice thing about the LiPo, is that it's small and I can always carry a spare for longer trips.  Easy to swap out and those 5000mah batteries only cost around $25.

Here's an album of the Mod Pod II:  https://imgur.com/a/sGnmpgh
« Last Edit: May 15, 2018, 10:00:45 AM by benuntu »
Vibe Sea Ghost 130
F&S Eagle Talon 120
Old Town Saranac 146 (aka the Tank)


  • Location: Marina
  • Date Registered: Jun 2018
  • Posts: 33
This might be a little late but I just fished out of my 130 for about 4 months before I did anything to see what I thought was the best thing for me to do. Modify the center hatch, fish finder and set up for lights if I want.  Fish On
13th. Place Trinidad Rockfish Wars 8
1st. Place. Largest Rockfish ( excluding Lings). MBK fishing Derby 2019.

2018 Vibe Sea Ghost 130


DavidMel

  • Salmon
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  • Location: Roseville CA
  • Date Registered: Mar 2018
  • Posts: 769
I bought my Sea Ghost 110 in April and have fished out of it as is (stock rudder, stadium seat and paddle).  The only mod I am considering is the center hatch but so far it serves me well.  I view adding an anchor or a fishfinder as just adding more equipment. 
David

Vibe Sea Ghost 110

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