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Can a pond boat be rowed?
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11/05/24 10:18 PM
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richg
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I'm looking at a number of different pond boats. Mostly 9 or 10 feet.
I have access to a pond, but it is restricted to NO MOTORS. While there are a number of other non-restricted ponds I can fish, this one is close and full of 1.b bass.
Can I row the pond boat? Are they set up for rowing? I can add oarlocks, but only if the rowing works reasonably well. The entire pond is only 8 acres. so the rowing distance isn't an issue.
Does anyone own a pond boat that they row on occasion?
Thanks for any help. R
regards, richg
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Re: Can a pond boat be rowed?
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medinaD
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Because of it's wide platform it's not ideal, but can be done. I have learned that using the kayak style oar (double blade) works better than a singe blade oar. You'll get better response. It will also help to have a makeshift rudder on the back.
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