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V-boat designed by Santa Ana Lakes' float tube star, Aaron.
http://www.fishinglakes.com/2011/03/18/advanced-float-tube-rigging-arming-the-inflatable-navy-for-battle-how-to-w-pics/
Will be using this frame design, incorporating transport frame for wheel, but with light modification to increase weight strength stability during transport.
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Jen aren't roll bars to prevent injury in roll overs exactly what kind of waters are you fishing anyway.
Ha Ha Greg! However if anyone can build me a roll bar for my tube it will be LEO!
Dick, you got it! I have to revise some of the frame's existing design to stabilize the float. The way the frame's design, it's to carry way too many items. I need to cut down on it quite a bit since I'll be using only two rods, mainly fly rods, while other equipment may be a net, but definitely camera positioning. This will lighten up the total load significantly. Yours, I would say just stick with 2 rods as well. Too many rods will just create havoc.
Tooty, I believe I'll call her Electra (all blue), the younger sister of Calypso. LOL I will surely add some rod holders on the left side of Electra for trolling the water. The right side will also have a holder tailored specifically for the fly rod.
LEO is the new Calypso #2? if so it doesn't have enough stuff on it yet and you should at least add some more rod holders!!!!!!!
I love it Leo I think I can see some modifications to some of the modifications but what a great starting point.
I checked out the link, Leo. Very cool.
ROFL Rollover bar/cage heh? Sure! How about adding a few UV spotlights at the top for night fishing?
Wow - just wow!
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