Adam Bomb

Sick em boy!

Nice looking chrome!

My Dad may have an X-85 laying around. Ill see what i can find out for you.

Id think you should be able to mount the risers down there and back them with some 1/4" aluminum plate the same size as the track should be plenty adequate. Thats a pretty big foot print if you think about it and would take allot to rip it out. The only thing when choosing a track length is to be sure you have adequate room between the reels. IMO allot of the triple rod holder set ups position the reels too close to each other. I personally like a little room in between the reels and the rod tips. Makes it easier running the rods. Its also nice to have multiple adjustments so that you can "fan" the rod tips a bit.

Whatever rod holders you decide on, dont skimp. Buy a quality set and itll last you a lifetime. I personally have custom built rod holders on our boat with infinite adjustment, but have used the trax tech on some friends boats. And from my limited use they seem to be a fine quality product thats well built in Chesaning, MI.

Good luck with your project, i hope all goes well for you.

Nice looking pics and a great looking fish. Sounds like a fine day with some good people. Thanks for sharing.

Welcome to GLF Lucas!!!

I hear ya...Bring on gobbler season!!!

I feel for ya. I got ran into last week when i was at the marina getting bait for an ice fishing outting. Came out and some Jack@$$ ran into the front of my truck and didnt leave a note or anything! Gotta take it in tomorrow night to the collision place and the adjuster will be there on Friday. Wont have it back till next week some time....GRRR Thank god for comprehensive coverage!!!

Welcome aboard TJ

Welcome aboard Jason. Glad youve been enjoying GLF.

Welcome to the site. Like you said, good people here. Anything you need just ask and someone can point you in the right direction. Good luck out there, im sure the salmon will be in for a thrill once you hit the big water!!! FISH ON!!!

Thats a great mixed bag of eats there Diesel..Nice catch!!!

I keep my stuff on while im using the boat. Say for the weekend. Then when i leave it all comes off and is stored. Keeps it outta the weather and from the theives.

Good post Mike, im sure thatll help some folks out.

Word is that the Salmon Slut has a brown in the boat!...Way to go Jay!

Hey Ralph, welcome aboard!

Nice job Donnie!!!

Yup read that a week ago. Thats always a bad area. Nothing to hold the ice up there. Usually bad cracks to contend with. I normally steer clear of there. Thanks for the link, im sure someone will find it very useful.

Buddies got the troll master in his boat. That things the cats pajamas...Love it for walleye fishing.

Thats great news....love their riggers!

This site works better than any ive bee on Mike. Keep it up!!!

About 30' for me too Ken.

I agree with Steve. Also, make sure the launch is deep enough and the ramp long enough to accomadate large vessels as well. That and a deep channel to get you out to the main lake. Not so much on Lake Michigan, but Lake Huron, some of the channels going out were quite shallow with the low water levels and some big boats had some issues getting out. So, keep that channel dredged as well. Fish cleaning station, small store with some simple amenities like bathroom, snacks, beverages and ice are all great things to have a launch. Not sure on what your dealing with, so those last few may be outta your realm. Good luck with the project. Although i doubt ill ever use that launch it would be neat to see it as it comes along. Keep us posted on your project. Who knows, maybe we can implement some of your ideas to our ramps.

Nice lookin rig and we know she catches fish!!!

Great post...Very nice.