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my back yard.I now have waterfront property!Hmmm video dont work.

Great shots mate.Particularly like the those from the gun rack & from under the gunnels.What type of mounting system u using?

TK the difference between an overhead rod & that set up for a spinning reel is the position of the backbone or spine of the rod. EVERY rod has at least one spine, some have many but ONE is ALWAYS dominant over the others. This spine is, well should be, at the top of the rod when it is fully loaded. In the case of it being built to accommodate an over head reel. The guides will be placed on top of this spine & depending on the size of the intended reel will be of a smaller diameter to that of a spinning reel set up. There may also be be more of them so as to stop the line touching or wo

Ok, I've watched Adventure bound twice this week. Why you may ask? well I missed how they rigged up that longtom / gar so that it would swim away from the direction of pull. but even after seeing it again I missed the details. :S Can anyone enlighten me as to how it was done? Is it simply pined through the anus?

Nice one mate.Thread work looks pretty good

Nice one mate.Thread work looks pretty good

You forgot expensive :S

Agree with Brian, it is a good pick up. I'd leave it as a tiller however. The ride will be better & your back will thank you for it.They are a good inshore hull. Had its bigger sister the skimmer for many years.I'd be casting an eye over the trailer however, it looks to be too long so some work might be needed there as well as a bit of a clean up to get some of that rust under control.

Been wondering the same thing :dry:

DittoReckon U've pissed one member off no end! :laugh:

LB Kingfish maybe

new look mate:)

Carps / Fishy are you guys sure your talking about the black Pole & not the "Bastard Pole" I always thought the Black pole is the large one with the white flasher

Ditto!

Is my rod of choice also

Des & Penthrox are right.The stores will hate me saying it, but if you buy direct from the factory, they can be custom made at NO ADDITIONAL COSTBoth Dave & Penny are top people to deal with & are always keen to ensure they have happy customers.Like many others, its Hornes for me or nothingAlso worth noting that the same applies to wet weather gear, as things are made on site they can be custom made to FIT YOU

In a half cab........Someone elses junk & a whole lot of trouble!

SALT, You'll love the heartland mate I certainly do mine:)

check the for sale section here, cant remember who, mighta been krusty:unsure: , but sure there was a suitable sabre going for around that money

http://breammaster.com/forum/showthread.php?t=32288