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 Re: I think I just built the ultimate aluminum bass/duck hunting rig!!
[Re: Tjbev13]
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06/12/18 02:09 AM
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Another view before I got her rigged out. 
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Re: I think I just built the ultimate aluminum bass/duck hunting rig!!
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06/12/18 02:35 AM
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Tjbev13
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Very nice. I have been looking at various aluminum bass boats, had not seen something like this. For what I want it may be a very good option. I fly fish as well as conventional primarily on grapevine and lewisville. The power poles might be an issue, just how high over the motor are they when not deployed?
If you don't mind, and you could shoot it back in a PM, could you share approx what this setup cost? Do you know if trailer brakes were an option for the trailer? Im looking to pull this with a Jeep Wrangler (2 door) so I would have to get the brakes to feel safe.. lol.
Thanks Here is a pic with the poles up. Motor is trimmed up all the way  Not sure on setup for trailer brakes. This rig is so light I dont believe at all you would need trailer brakes in all honestly. I tow heavy equipment as part of my job, so I have a trailer behind me a ton! This set up was in the low/mid 30s. A ton of that was all the add ons!
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