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Glyde-Ryde seats were me choice when I was fishing out of a tin boats, they took the pounding out of some of the boats I had, they have been around a long time.

I am amazed every time I see the work the you guys do, incredible.

I think weight is one thing, and also think it might be slightly related to dealership saturation, less Honda dealers maybe, and it seems the Honda dealers lean toward selling the big four Lastly, there is a ton of used small outboards of other brands out there that have a large marketshare.

I totally agree with the post above our layouts are painted battleship grey, but potion seems to be a big deal, we experimented a lot and every day was a bit different. I am convinced its boat position more than color. but others have years more at this layout game than me,

is the blind going to face one way or do u need to shoot out of both sides?

Nice boat!

Furuno and Si-Tex the rest is left for weekend warriors and gimmick sales approaches. Most consumer electronic companies have went to the way of "what's the next gimmick". Have a unit for everything, split screen is not made for a boat unless your talking huge screens and if you can afford them...

Thank You, that is exactly it.

Thanks for the response, I guess I will look at using a turkey seat or something similar.

I have one and also a '59 Lund ducker, but I thought as a kid I hunted with a guy that had the Alumacraft ducker and had it had a removable seat that you could slide forward and back in the boat, but that was a long time ago might have been something else he had rigged in there.

Ok I will check them out. Appreciate the response.

Ok Thanks for the response.

Does anyone know if they ever had a seat when they came from the factory? Thanks!

I obtained some original Herters 72's factory painted as old squaw's anyone know a source for heads for these, or a head that will fit them. I am looking for painted heads. Thanks on advance for replies.

Ure A Duck - Have issues I will never buy another one.

The Ure A Duck is lightweight but to make it into a "real" decoy you need to add a keel and at that point the weight part is out the window. I would also caution about these decoys and their paint. They look good at first but the paint rubs off very easily and the foam they are using is very...

All brands are susceptible to failure if they have zippers and you are hunting in salt or brackish waters, just a thought cause I have tossed a few cause of zipper failure.

Been in this type a business a long time will never solicit a tip but we will accept them if the clients so chooses to give them. How much that ranges all over the board. You will never see us with a sign that says "mates only work for tips" or "tipping is just not a small town in china"...

Nice set-up, the irregular motion is very unique and is something other spinnies don't have.

Got to love snow for late season birds, really packs them into smaller areas. Nice Job.