11-17-2003, 12:10 PM
[cool][size 2]What a setup![/size]
[size 2]Most regulars on the BFT boards know that I am a tubaholic. I have owned or field tested a whole buncha different craft over the years. I currently fish from a tricked out Outcast Super Fat Cat.[/size]
[size 2]While it is one of the most costly craft besides full-blown pontoons, it has many quality features that are easy to justify. On the other hand, if I were to redesign it I could come up with some changes that would make for greater comfort and efficiency. Love the big pockets and the pointed bow design. Also like the high seating...virtually out of the water. But, no matter how I adjust the seats and the back rest I can never stay comfortable very long and usually have a backache when I get off the water.[/size]
[size 2]I fish float tubes in all kinds of water...fresh and salt...still or flowing. I also fish every species I can safely go after...with spinning, baitcasting and flyrods. Float tubes have some limitations, compared to boats, but they also offer a lot of advantages. But, "whatever floats your boat".[/size]
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[size 2]Most regulars on the BFT boards know that I am a tubaholic. I have owned or field tested a whole buncha different craft over the years. I currently fish from a tricked out Outcast Super Fat Cat.[/size]
[size 2]While it is one of the most costly craft besides full-blown pontoons, it has many quality features that are easy to justify. On the other hand, if I were to redesign it I could come up with some changes that would make for greater comfort and efficiency. Love the big pockets and the pointed bow design. Also like the high seating...virtually out of the water. But, no matter how I adjust the seats and the back rest I can never stay comfortable very long and usually have a backache when I get off the water.[/size]
[size 2]I fish float tubes in all kinds of water...fresh and salt...still or flowing. I also fish every species I can safely go after...with spinning, baitcasting and flyrods. Float tubes have some limitations, compared to boats, but they also offer a lot of advantages. But, "whatever floats your boat".[/size]
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