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I hope you are all doing well.
I would like to know if someone has any experience or advice about:
-flyfishing from a dinghy 15
-Poling from a poling platform on a dinghy 15
-Casting from a casting platform on front of the same boat
a bit like this:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxuIvfh7wBI
-Installed and run a long tail motor on a dinghy15
like these: http://www.boghogmudmotors.com/longtail.php
Thank you for help
DK Dingy 15 and fly fishing
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The beam on that boat is pretty narrow for a 15' boat. I'm betting it would be very unstable with a raised poling platform or a raised casting deck in the bow. I'd think it would be fine to cast and pole from though if you were standing on the floor of the boat. I don't know anything about mud motors, can't help you there.
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I'm sorry no one replied to you. I asked the designer to jump and answer. But I think he's on holiday.
A lot depends on your sense of balance. I've seen some people stand in touring kayaks. Myself, I'd fall off a jon boat.
Generally speaking, the DK15 might be a bit narrow for a raised poling platform.
But I confident you could stand on the bottom of the hull with little effort.
A lot depends on your sense of balance. I've seen some people stand in touring kayaks. Myself, I'd fall off a jon boat.
Generally speaking, the DK15 might be a bit narrow for a raised poling platform.
But I confident you could stand on the bottom of the hull with little effort.
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