Sorry guys just off the topic, but..
Sooo excited on my new venture!..
The purchase (revo 13 2013) came with:
Turbofins
Arma stabilisers
Anchor trolley
2 Rocket rod holders
2 ram mount rod holders with extended spacers
ram mount for sounder, &
Front bucket
For 1600
After bring it home I ran out to get myself some gloves as riding already makes my fingers want to fall off. I also got some leashes for my rods too (fyi anaconda is having 30% off all seak yak accessories)
Opinions: Lowrance HDS5 Gen2
- Jordo
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Re: Opinions: Lowrance HDS5 Gen2
looking good mate
Be careful with rod leashes, they are good for obvious reasons, but do pose the risk of tangling up and wrapping around you if you flip. If you have a lot of rod leashes it is best to also have a dive knife on you, specifically for cutting cords if you need to.
Be careful with rod leashes, they are good for obvious reasons, but do pose the risk of tangling up and wrapping around you if you flip. If you have a lot of rod leashes it is best to also have a dive knife on you, specifically for cutting cords if you need to.
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Re: Opinions: Lowrance HDS5 Gen2
having one of these on your PFD for leash and line tangle is goodJordo wrote:looking good mate
Be careful with rod leashes, they are good for obvious reasons, but do pose the risk of tangling up and wrapping around you if you flip. If you have a lot of rod leashes it is best to also have a dive knife on you, specifically for cutting cords if you need to.
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