2nd trip 1st with rod rack.

[Parstealth]

I still have to adjust my ropes some, but here is a pic of my rod rack. I also have a pic of my first bass with the new setup. He was a little over 3 lbs. I missed one about the same size due to drag not being set. The one in the picture had a pinture from a crawdad leaving his A$&. It was as big as my thumb. Must of had a time passing that one. LOL
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[Bassmaster-ND]

Hey Nice setup! That's a good size largmouth bass too! Way to go!
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[tubeN2]

That's a nice setup and good looking bass. Keep up the good work and thanks for the report.[url "javascript: addTag('cool')"][cool][/url]
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[TubeDude]

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[Parstealth]

Thanks everyone.

Yes I have been looking at sonars. The Beracuda 168 sells for $89 at BPS in OKC. It will most likely be an after Christmas deal, so I have time to get it if it comes on sale before then.

The next thing might be a rigid apron. Problem is I might not have enough room to fish effiecintly with it. I will need something to accurately measure my fish with though. I thought about mounting a holster on the extra bit of wood on the rod rack to hold a ruler with. There was no way the ruler on the apron was going to work. LOL
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[JapanRon]

Hey there Parsealth,

Here's a design (see attachment) I did some time ago for a solid apron with flipup sides for the flyfisher or to keep stuff from falling off your apron into the water, etc.

JapanRon
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