03-14-2003, 04:41 PM
[cool]Ron San, that is an interesting setup. I have seen several like it, including some homemade versions. All I can say is if you want a motor on a float tube, why not go all the way and install twin Yamaha 150's?
The primary appeal of flotation fishing is the one-on-one, stealth mode, hand-to-fin combat thing. I like to be able to pick up my gear, trudge to the water, kick around unimpeded, enjoy the fishing and the silence, and then return to the beach and carry my gear back in one shot.
That being said, I plead guilty to hanging all the "necessary" bells and whistles I can on my well-appointed craft. I guess my definition of "necessary" is anything I might possibly ever need or use...that I can figure out some way to clip, snap, velcro or lash onto my craft...without rollover or capsizing it. Is that pretty close to your definition?
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The primary appeal of flotation fishing is the one-on-one, stealth mode, hand-to-fin combat thing. I like to be able to pick up my gear, trudge to the water, kick around unimpeded, enjoy the fishing and the silence, and then return to the beach and carry my gear back in one shot.
That being said, I plead guilty to hanging all the "necessary" bells and whistles I can on my well-appointed craft. I guess my definition of "necessary" is anything I might possibly ever need or use...that I can figure out some way to clip, snap, velcro or lash onto my craft...without rollover or capsizing it. Is that pretty close to your definition?
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