Float pods

[Prowelder]

I installed some float pods on the back of this 18' duck boat today. It was pretty easy to install

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[gatorglenn]

Very nice. Great job!


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[richg99]

Looks good. Let us know how they work out for you.

 

[Bob9863]

Definitely looks the goods, I was thinking about some of them myself to keep the transom higher and help with stability a bit.
Very interested in hearing how they work out in the water.

 

[Prowelder]

Definitely looks the goods, I was thinking about some of them myself to keep the transom higher and help with stability a bit.
Very interested in hearing how they work out in the water.

Its not my boat but ill let you know what i can

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[Prowelder]

Looks good. Let us know how they work out for you.

Its not my boat but ill try to get some feeback

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[richg99]

I've been considering them on and off.

The only negatives that I've read about are troubles when backing up...they cause loss of direction.

And...they keep the boat so flat that you can't raise the bow when smashing into waves. So, if your venue is shallow, gentle flats...they are great.

If, however, you have to cross larger wavy waters..... and you like to adjust your trim so that the bow is higher to better cut the waves and keep the spray down, then...not so good.

Since my usage will be split between open lakes and saltwater flats....I am not convinced that I need them yet.

 

[jamesn]

Good job, may I ask what type paint was used; how applied also. Thanks jn

 

[Prowelder]

Good job, may I ask what type paint was used; how applied also. Thanks jn

I just put some camo spray can. To match the boat

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[dirty dave]

Let us know how they perform on the water.

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