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fishonfishoff
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04/22/2017 04:28PM  
I just finished a "prototype" fishing setup for my canoe. As a DIY junkie I used leftover pieces such as copper pipe, PVC pipe, aluminum, even a discarded ski pole! This arrangement even lets me keep on the portage pads if needed. Only two things are left to do. Swap out the pine board with something such as maple or oak and to find time to use it fishing. I have too many things in the fire such as Lake Erie trips, turkey hunting, golfing, and then deer hunting!

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04/23/2017 06:25AM  
Nice! Looks really handy.
 
mastertangler
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04/23/2017 07:09AM  
A man after my own heart.........I like organization and I like using materials and tooling at hand to implement my ideas.

But sometimes the finished product has unintended consequences. You will come to these realizations soon enough but for the sake of discussion why not toss them around. My first objection would be astetics. Do I really want 4 poles sticking up in the air in front of my face? But obscuring the view aside I see the bow paddler reaching back to make a cast and, well, you get the picture.

But my biggest objection is popping a big fish which wants to take me around the boat. An unobstructed pathway is absolutely a requirement and not optional. But with a moniker like "FishonFishoff" it is probably fitting.

OK, I'm messin with you a bit and hopefully you will take it in a good humor (as it is intended). But other than that it's a great job (which is like saying "Mrs Lincoln liked everything about the play but one thing")
 
fishonfishoff
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04/23/2017 05:36PM  
quote mastertangler: "A man after my own heart.........I like organization and I like using materials and tooling at hand to implement my ideas.


But sometimes the finished product has unintended consequences. You will come to these realizations soon enough but for the sake of discussion why not toss them around. My first objection would be astetics. Do I really want 4 poles sticking up in the air in front of my face? But obscuring the view aside I see the bow paddler reaching back to make a cast and, well, you get the picture.


But my biggest objection is popping a big fish which wants to take me around the boat. An unobstructed pathway is absolutely a requirement and not optional. But with a moniker like "FishonFishoff" it is probably fitting.


OK, I'm messin with you a bit and hopefully you will take it in a good humor (as it is intended). But other than that it's a great job (which is like saying "Mrs Lincoln liked everything about the play but one thing")"


If you knew how ugly my paddling partner is you would appreciate why the rods are blocking my view in front!
When I hook a monster fish, I try not to walk around in the canoe too much......maybe I should put guard railings up!

"I'm just kidding too"..... I almost always fish alone and a monster fish has yet to be hooked in this canoe.............................maybe this year?

Yes the FishonFishoff is appropriate in my case.LOL

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