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I have no experience with sal****er. I do know the bucks bas rep told us to
warn customers not to try and anchor in moving current. On the bucks model it is possible to capsize it (anchor's in the back). Also if the anchor gets snagged in moving water you will be asked for trouble as well. The anchor to hold it on shore makes sense when fishing from land (sandbar, banks, etc.) Though none of this has happened to my friends or me personally, I still followed the reps advice. But then again, I'd be willing to use a stillwater pontoon on moving water...hmmmm "Frank Reid" moc.deepselbac@diersicnarf wrote in message ... Platforms are only good if someone is rowing for you. No, not true. I would not use a platform in faster water, but some rivers (i.e. the Great Ouse in the UK) and still water fishing make the platform very useful. He also mentioned sal****er use. For that you really want the platform. -- Frank Reid Reverse email to reply |
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