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Re: Duck rigs

PostPosted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 7:44 am
by Deltaman
Olly wrote:Here's my Chuck Huff sneak boat that I got at the end of last years duck season but never really got to use. Just picked up that 7.5 merc to power it. Won't scream but it should be a fun little boat.

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Looking good Olly, and love that low profile!!!!!

Re: Duck rigs

PostPosted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 8:56 am
by Olly
Deltaman wrote:
Olly wrote:Here's my Chuck Huff sneak boat that I got at the end of last years duck season but never really got to use. Just picked up that 7.5 merc to power it. Won't scream but it should be a fun little boat.

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Looking good Olly, and love that low profile!!!!!


I can't wait to try out some traditional sneak boat tactics.

Re: Duck rigs

PostPosted: Mon Sep 05, 2016 5:53 am
by Rick
Olly wrote:Won't scream but it should be a fun little boat.


I'd think not screaming in a sneak boat a good thing. Hope hunting her is as slick as I'd imagine.

Re: Duck rigs

PostPosted: Mon Sep 05, 2016 3:50 pm
by Olly
Rick wrote:
Olly wrote:Won't scream but it should be a fun little boat.


I'd think not screaming in a sneak boat a good thing. Hope hunting her is as slick as I'd imagine.


Yea so I got the boat out on the water the other day and I got up to 17mph in it. So I'm very happy.

And yea I hope it's awesome, I've been reading everything I can find on how to do hunting on open water from a sneak boat but they are a very localized type of rig that was born in the NE. Specifically the New England area. I don't really have anyone to learn from so I'm just going to take the basics and apply them the best I can for chasing the divers down here in Mobile.

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Re: Duck rigs

PostPosted: Mon Sep 05, 2016 4:43 pm
by aunt betty
Have a carsten pintail that's similar and you'll find out real quick how sitting on the bottom makes your ass sore.
I made a layout board with a hinge so I could prop myself up and lean back. Use it like a layout blind and you'll have a ton of fun.
There will be times where you just hide the boat and hunt in the reeds or whatever cover you got.
Have fun while you can because real soon you'll graduate back to something a little more old-man friendly.
You'll have some epic hunts in that rascal.

Re: Duck rigs

PostPosted: Thu Sep 08, 2016 8:28 pm
by Woody
Olly wrote:
Rick wrote:
Olly wrote:Won't scream but it should be a fun little boat.


I'd think not screaming in a sneak boat a good thing. Hope hunting her is as slick as I'd imagine.


Yea so I got the boat out on the water the other day and I got up to 17mph in it. So I'm very happy.

And yea I hope it's awesome, I've been reading everything I can find on how to do hunting on open water from a sneak boat but they are a very localized type of rig that was born in the NE. Specifically the New England area. I don't really have anyone to learn from so I'm just going to take the basics and apply them the best I can for chasing the divers down here in Mobile.

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Picture that baby in UP... that'd be some real fun.

Re: Duck rigs

PostPosted: Sun Sep 11, 2016 6:33 am
by Olly
Woody wrote:
Olly wrote:
Rick wrote:
Olly wrote:Won't scream but it should be a fun little boat.


I'd think not screaming in a sneak boat a good thing. Hope hunting her is as slick as I'd imagine.


Yea so I got the boat out on the water the other day and I got up to 17mph in it. So I'm very happy.

And yea I hope it's awesome, I've been reading everything I can find on how to do hunting on open water from a sneak boat but they are a very localized type of rig that was born in the NE. Specifically the New England area. I don't really have anyone to learn from so I'm just going to take the basics and apply them the best I can for chasing the divers down here in Mobile.

20160902_143741.jpg


Picture that baby in UP... that'd be some real fun.


I wish I could happen this year. Just too much on my plate.

Re: Duck rigs

PostPosted: Mon Sep 12, 2016 10:50 pm
by Ajverret
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Not sure if I showed this new toy yet

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Re: Duck rigs

PostPosted: Tue Sep 13, 2016 8:42 am
by aunt betty
Nice! There's a couple really big dudes at the Bo D'Arc boat launch you MIGHT want to avoid.

Bring it to Parnell and I'll show you the mud flat that you're wanting to play in. Get thru that flat and there's a freakin leprachan guarding a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow and holy shit he's got ducks. Where's the trolling motor? It's electric only up there. :clap:

Re: Duck rigs

PostPosted: Tue Sep 13, 2016 10:13 pm
by Ajverret
Trolling motor is in the works

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Re: Duck rigs

PostPosted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 9:57 am
by Throbbin Rods
1974 Mirrocraft 16' Laker. Stripped out the foward and center tank seats. Replaced the transom. Installed new flat floor. Put a 50 hp Johnson on it. I had a Mud buddy Fast Grass blind from my 14 footer so I lengthened that. Bedliner on the floor and on the rear cover I built to go over the U shaped tank seats. Mounted a 12 gallon gas tank in the U area. Put a remote control spot light up front. Made some rectangles out of pvc pipe and zip tied fast grass to them. I then used long zip ties and did a loose connection to the top of the blind frame. The panels cover most of the boat, leaving 3 small openings to watch what birds are doing. So far it has worked extremely well. Best one I have done yet.