Spider Rigging Double Seats

[thebowdoctor]

Had some time to kill today, and since I’m so crafty with PVC decided to start on my double front seat for spider rigging. I plan on putting a piece of treated 3/4 plywood on top and mounting two low profile seats. The center support will have a bolt that secures the unit to the deck using my pedestal mount. Still have access to all front deck compartments and can move to the back deck if need be. Now just waiting on my rod holders and then I'm Set.

[Speck]

cool set up!!! Let us know how it works

[beagle man]

looks good. ought to work just fine,

[olesilverside]

The 2x4's I Tried Using........ Worked But Looked Like You Know What......just As Well I Went Back To One Poleing.......

[Jigging15]

Looks like it will work. Still trying to decide waht to do with mine for seating. I am better with steel than with the PVC. So I may have to weld something up out of aluminum.

[Just Jiggin]

Looks good I bet it will work.

[APKape]

That looks great. I did the same thing for an umbrella stand for my front casting seat.

[gabowman]

Might be kinda tough getting up on the bow to fish, but other than that they look strong enough to be good and sturdy. "I likes it!":D Post a picture when finished....I'm interested. Also, PM me so I can find the post.

[rlsiv]

Looks good - but watch where you store your completed project... I've made some stuff using PVC, and even the mild steady heat in my garage during the summer made the PVC warp over time (and it was the thick-walled variety).

PVC-engineering is fun - and I usually get to end up with a purple thumb, looking like an Iraqi voter!

[Kit Papermouth]

Looks good.
Keep the kid with ya to climb back and forth over that unit.
Unless you have a livewell in the front.