What didn't you like about it or would change to have made it better?We used my buddies bass boat all last summer. Worked pretty good. He made a bracket thing for the lights so he could take them on and off pretty easily.
the bracketing was made of welded square tubing. I will see if I can get a pic of his setup.
How would you compare it to your current setup?My second bowfishing boat was a bass boat bowfish out of it for two years. Down fall was I can't get in to shallow water. Good thing was it would run 70mph and get me there fast.
Zollie
A lot of guys around here run 1860 slick bottoms with big outboards to get around the great lakes. Then they have a pusher fan mounted to troll through the shallow water to shoot. They can get into about 4 inches pretty easy.43 ain't to bad. I just want something that can go shallow and is very stable. Would love an airboat but am considering less expensive options that would fit the bill. I have come to the realization that the bow is how I want to do it all.
id really like to see this set up. i really want to make mounting system for lights on my bass boat but don't have the imagination to think of away to make a removable mountWe used my buddies bass boat all last summer. Worked pretty good. He made a bracket thing for the lights so he could take them on and off pretty easily. the bracketing was made of welded square tubing. I will see if I can get a pic of his setup.
I didn't want to make anything complicated either, so here is what I ended up doing... I got some clamp on rod holders to hold some PVC tubes. I mounted a combination of LED and halogen 12V tractor lights on them and secured them with some nuts and bolts (on both ends, to keep them from falling in the water). The lights are just hooked up to a deep cycle battery.id really like to see this set up. i really want to make mounting system for lights on my bass boat but don't have the imagination to think of away to make a removable mount
