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I'm trying to find information on the shaft length required for the Honda outboard. Do I have to get a long shaft? Also, will the front mount trolling motor work on the stealth 2.0?
That place you put in on the Harpeth belongs to a close friend of mine. They are really nice folks and dont mind people accessing the river. Just pick up your trash please!!
Was a little disappointed you didn’t fish Nashville. Kinda figured mill creek or the stones based off title. Still a great video and the Collin’s and Harpeth are both great rivers just not what I expected.
Just installed. This product is garbage, doesn’t come with instructions, and good luck installing on the guide boat. You go ahead and figure out how the install should be different. They won’t tell you.
Strapping the boat will be exactly the same but take a look at this short video to see how to load the boat with only one person. ru-vid.comB3AovltaO2Y
I have a friend and fishing guide with a daughter just a bit younger than Isla. Claire ties flies. They are awesome. She's learning to row a mighty river here in NorCal. And she loves watching Isla. My heart tells me that there is a possibility they will guide old fellers like me together. Outstanding parenting...I appreciate you and yours.
Very well done, I have always been a fan of Isla and Eli. Definitely a great family to showcase on your rafts. Not to mention a great story behind it all.
The video was good, but the nose picking was gross bro. I can't believe you didn't edit it out as your video apparently had good edit work. Now I'm scared to eat fish from there, contaminated fish.😂 But seriously low class activity for a potentially high class video.
I’m a little older than most of the hero’s doing this. I found it much easier to assemble the frame fully first and do the process on a table rather than on the ground with a smaller table for tools and parts. I also drilled a few small holes for bolts, washers and wing nuts to steady rear deck. The anchor rope does NOT go through the upper arms and it is a tension support so it should not be a problem. It would slow down a field disassembly a bit but that’s not something I intend to do. The video is otherwise fantastic- very easy assembly! Thanks!
