08-21-2005, 10:52 PM
[cool][#0000ff]Welcome aboard, matey. New York, huh? Well, I guess we won't descriminate.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]If you go to the first thread at the top..."Best of the Best", scroll down and you will find a lot of links to past threads on adding rod holders, sonars and other "bells and whistles". Also, if you look at the top of the board, you will see a button for "Pictures". That is a separate board for float tubing that has lots of pictures on the different things you are looking for.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]I also have a Super Fat Cat, and have made continuous modifications on it over the past two years. Let me know anything specific you want to do and I should be able to help you.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]I have spent some time back there. I worked for a company out of New Haven CT and got to check out a lot of areas around the sound. If you watch the weather and the currents, and can find a good place to launch and beach, you can find lots of action on all the species back there. Small stripers and blues are great from float tubes. Also the flounders and porgies. As long as you realize you are in a float tube and not a boat, you can do fine.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]If you go to the first thread at the top..."Best of the Best", scroll down and you will find a lot of links to past threads on adding rod holders, sonars and other "bells and whistles". Also, if you look at the top of the board, you will see a button for "Pictures". That is a separate board for float tubing that has lots of pictures on the different things you are looking for.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]I also have a Super Fat Cat, and have made continuous modifications on it over the past two years. Let me know anything specific you want to do and I should be able to help you.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]I have spent some time back there. I worked for a company out of New Haven CT and got to check out a lot of areas around the sound. If you watch the weather and the currents, and can find a good place to launch and beach, you can find lots of action on all the species back there. Small stripers and blues are great from float tubes. Also the flounders and porgies. As long as you realize you are in a float tube and not a boat, you can do fine.[/#0000ff]
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