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Old 01 February 2010, 06:17   #1
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Fishing from a rib

How many forum members fish from there rib.?

Where do you have your rod holders fitted.

I have two fitted to the jockey seats and two on the A frame.

where have you fitted yours?
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Old 01 February 2010, 09:21   #2
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I do fish from the rib but do not use holders.
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Old 01 February 2010, 09:36   #3
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I am always very nervous of having very sharp hooks next to very puncturable tubes.......especially in the hands of excitable children!
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It's not a huge risk, but one solution is a plank with a large flap of linoleum tacked to it. Roll it up and tuck under a tube when under way and then flip it out over the tube while fishing - keeps the scales off the tube too
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plank with a large flap of linoleum tacked to it.
Thanks for that one Willk, good idea....the Homebase shopping list just got a little longer! A shed load of tools and now some lino!
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I've fished from mine (several times a week if weather allows) for the last 4 years and have never come close to sticking a hook into my tubes, but there can be a tendency to snag the ropes.

I'll get a piccy of my home made holders on the back of my seat for you sometime.

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go on , splash out on one of these for fishing...
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I've fished from mine (several times a week if weather allows) for the last 4 years and have never come close to sticking a hook into my tubes, but there can be a tendency to snag the ropes.

I'll get a piccy of my home made holders on the back of my seat for you sometime.

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Fish from mine a lot as well and never worried about a hook in the tube.
apart from commercial fendering the only no no is knives with a point on them.
apart from that no bother.
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