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i have 2 mo-marsh invisi-lounge seats i use in my 8' and my 10' pod. Super comfortable https://momarsh.com/collections/alli also have a cleat front and back to tie my anchor line off to. have a motor mount i made for the back of both for a electric motor if i want to use it also.
Fiberglass supply in Burlington has all the glass supplies you need. I say cleats seat bungie and some cattail matts are in your future.
Quote from: Special T on July 05, 2021, 10:26:29 PMFiberglass supply in Burlington has all the glass supplies you need. I say cleats seat bungie and some cattail matts are in your future.Sweet! Hadn't heard of that shop before. Just checked out their website and it looks great. I'll be hitting them up.
Paddle leash and shotgun leash are a big one for me. Paddle leash is great if you are hoping to do some jump shooting. Allows you to just drop the paddle and quickly grab the gun.
You could cut 2 reinforcement bracket/gusset that have holders for your shotgun and paddle. You could make the pattern out of card board then cut and glass in.
Quote from: Special T on July 19, 2021, 10:22:48 AMYou could cut 2 reinforcement bracket/gusset that have holders for your shotgun and paddle. You could make the pattern out of card board then cut and glass in.I'm intrigued by this. Would this holder design sit above the cockpit or below it? Trying to picture how it would work. Thanks!
Quote from: hunterednate on July 19, 2021, 10:30:46 AMQuote from: Special T on July 19, 2021, 10:22:48 AMYou could cut 2 reinforcement bracket/gusset that have holders for your shotgun and paddle. You could make the pattern out of card board then cut and glass in.I'm intrigued by this. Would this holder design sit above the cockpit or below it? Trying to picture how it would work. Thanks!Very cool! Thanks.Under. When the Washington Waterfowl Association did a boat build several years ago the included something like this in the construction. Glass and some 1/4" plywood would work great. Make it a little big and wrap the holding edge with some old rubber hose