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Unread 09-10-2009, 09:43 AM
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Option #2 Reel. They are side planers on their own line. Thus needing the height. I already know how they work I just figured I would see if anyone had any ideas on how to raise them. Maybe I can parlay this in to the need for a custom hard top...
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Unread 09-10-2009, 11:11 AM
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I know exactly what you are talking about. Most guys run them off of their hardtop or Radar Arch for that reason. Don't run them off the bimini they will break it. That is one reason I am looking to find a radar arch. Even if you stick a rod or something in the rod holder that is a lot of tension pulling on the gunwale especially if you get three lines a side on those things pulling large umbrella rigs.

Are you running a 2 or 3 board planer?
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2 board. The guy I used to fish with (former owner of the planers) would run 10 rods off his 20 sea hunt cc. 2 on either side of the planer. 2 on offset rod holders in each gunnell and two long lines off the transom rod holders. I'm sure I could reproduce the spread but it'll take some time. Trying to get in to the striper thing.
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Unread 09-11-2009, 07:31 AM
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Option #2 Reel. They are side planers on their own line. Thus needing the height. I already know how they work I just figured I would see if anyone had any ideas on how to raise them. Maybe I can parlay this in to the need for a custom hard top...

Just pick up a couple of LONG 10-12' surf-casting rods and stand 'em in the rod-holder...
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Unread 09-13-2009, 10:43 AM
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I run 2 Chesapeake style planer board and hook them to my bimini top frame.It is not much torque however I have hook them at spot where the front hooks to the pole mounts to the boat. The straps only hold the back of the bimini when it is open. Haven't had any problems so far but need to mark boards well and watch to make sure other boats don't run over them or could be serious problems.In the spring I had 100 ft lines on them and the would be only about 75 feet off side depending on speed. I am actually thinking of shortening them to 50 to 75 feet total because I only run 6 rods most of the time.Occasionally I'll run 8 but usually only 2 or 3 of us on the boat.I also try to stay away from all the crowds because too many stupid people out there.
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Unread 09-14-2009, 01:15 PM
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Feel you on the stupid people. Where do you typically fish?
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Unread 09-15-2009, 08:42 PM
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I fish the Chesapeake Bay from the bay bridge to the Choptank river.Including Eastern Bay and Wye, and Miles River.
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