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    Default spider rigging pond boat worked nicely


    I bought some new bases for my driftmaster rod holders I have in my big boat so I could easily swap them into my little pond boat. The pond boat was only 14' and would take two big butts on the front deck so I removed my front trolling motor and used the transom 55lb motor in the back to move us along. It was a 3 man outfit with me driving and re-rigging broken lines and stuff for the two guys fishing, but it worked and was fun. I think I can manage with a home made tiller extension with just two of us fishing, but im not sure. Even if we had to swap out the three of us had a blast FINALLY getting to properly spider rig a place that was made to spider rig. Just learnin tho. Been a one pole jig man most my life.

    The set up worked good with the minnows between them and the ice chest right behind them. Used 14' BnM poles and a single minnow with 3/4oz weights. The double rig has me kinda skeered. Figure Ill STAY hung, maybe not. Like I said, new to it.
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    Great pics Kman. Riggin can be a blast for sure w/ two man front setup. Ifn the fishin is slow the conversation can be good.

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    nice, thinking my next boat is gonna have to be big enough for two seats on the front deck

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    Couple of slabbers there man. Like the idea.
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    yeah im right there with ya. just got my boat out this spring and learning how to fish out of a boat as compared to dock or bank fishing. and i too believe my next boat will have to be big enough for a two man spider-rigging show up front. good fish and good pics though

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    Congrats on figgering it out, Kent.
    Good looking fish?

    Got any pictures of the whole boat layout?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kman View Post
    my little pond boat.
    Got any pix of the area where you were sitting/running the boat? This is an interesting setup for small places and places that become unlaunchable when the summer drought makes you leave the big boat home.

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    Now that's cool! Works too I see. Good pics and a couple good fish too.

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    Sharin' is fun. Good pics.
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    where did you get the new bases for the driftmaster? I need to put together something for my 14 ft sea nymph.

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