Reply With QuoteGreat Jack. Sounds like you're ready to git 're done and gut stinky. Be safe buddy.
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Yes trolley is installed made up a dog bone with pool noodle to flother the anchor line and a figure 9 banner from nite eyes so I can break away from the anchor quickly if the need arisesOriginally Posted by kayacker
I put an anchor trolley on mine. You probably already have, but if not,well worth it in fast moving water. Easy to install and went to UTube to watch the video. I use mine in saltwater too, so I needed one. Just an idea. You got a good looking rig going there.
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Great Jack. Sounds like you're ready to git 're done and gut stinky. Be safe buddy.
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I put a trolley on mine but since I made my parking pole I hardly use it.
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I will probably build a pole also.
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Works awesome
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I picked up one of those white fiberglass poles online pretty cheep a year or so ago. I would show you in a photograph, but I painted it camo and you probably wouldn't be able to see it!I haven't used it yet, or even taken it out on the kayak with me yet. It's a bit heavier than I would like. I think those fancy, store bought versions are much lighter and made of aluminum (I think). I haven't given up on it yet though!
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Jack,I don't know how long a pole you're talking about, but mine is 6' I made from an oar I bought at Walmart for $17. I cut the fin on each side and it made a perfect point. I looked at store bought poles, but they're way too expensive. Here's the link.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Caviness-...151#about-item
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Question how do use the pole and how do you attach it? I am assuming it is an anchor of some sort.
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You stick it in the bottom and attached your kayak to it. Like the shallow water anchors you see on all the bass boats these days.
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Spent about 3 hours out this morning. Got buzzed by a few bass boats, paddled just shy of seven miles. Fished a little and got skunked. Realized the the transducer was on backwards contrary to what the directions said. So I swapped it around which worked out I would have rather had the wire between the stern and the arm.
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