And you don't have to holler over the wind to talk trash either.

I just make my Brother-n-Law stand up behind me and fish over my shoulder......

And talking trash is almost as much fun as catching fish.

The frames Seats spin 360 degrees. You just turn the seat facing the back, sit down, and spin the seat around. If you fall out of the boat, you probaly should be in one in the first place. The Seat Frames we build are Cusstom frames. They use the cmplete width of the front deck, where as most fme are build to fit ALL boats. They sit on the lids of th deck, where you can't use the Storage Boxes. As with the other Seats shown, they sit to close to where you are rubbing against the other fisherman, to having your rod bumped, or the Butt end of the Rod is poking the other guy.

We custom build ours so all doors will open, and are usable. We have built the to go onLow Profile Boats, and the Deep V's. They are very well built and will not move when being trailered.

Here are a couple that I have PICS of:

Jig'ums Frame. Due to being a BIG man. Matt wanted his frame as far back as possible, so you haft to step over the frame. But you can get uo on the deck floor before having to step over, and holdon to the frame while doing so. If you fall over with Matthew's frame, you should probably not be in a boat to start with. But like I said, these are built to owner specs.



Here is one that you can sit down on and spin around. Not much chance of falling off, unless sitting in a seat is hard for you to do.



Just lift it out when/if you want to get back to your single seat. I don't ever take mine out, all I do is crappie fish, but Sand Bass ever now and then. And we can both cast out if the front, or my brother will move to the back.


keith

Yall are awesome thank yall so much for the advice and comments!

I also just added 2 more pedistals to the front of my boat and you dont have a big frame in the way to store. Then i made some rod holders that fit in the 3/4 hole that i use when im spider rigging!

I tried that with my wife but she got to getting between me and the trolling motor. So I got a an add a seat.

The problem that most people have with the adding of pedistals is the altering of the boat. When you do this, you can't get your boat back to its orginal place. If at some point you need to sale your boat, you'll need to find someone who wants to use the boat for the same purpose that you did, or you have to take less money than the boat is worth, for altering the boat.

Boat Frame just lift out, and boat is back to orginal place. Usually it is not in the best interest of the boat, to cut holes in the deck, or install things that can't be replaced without changing, or altering the structure of the boat. Just something to consider if you have a nice boat. Most are in the $20,000-$30,000 or more. so make sure you are thinking of everything before you cut holes in your boats.

Boats that are Crappie Editions, have the stuff built in that can be removed, and not change the structure othe boat. If you spend the money to have it done in this way. It is not a issue, but usually cost.



keith

williewilson this is a double seat i made. Cost about $20.00
Bill