10-30-2008, 06:13 PM
I know they have those mesh screens to help block out sunlight for the kiddies in particular.. but I kind of like your idea with the bug screen.. I am sure there is a way to do it and make it compatible with most any vehicle.. I just dont know that way..LOL>.
now sis.. I know you and hubby have made modifications to your tubes and toons and trolling motors.. have you ever looked into a patent on any of them??? or maybe persuing the idea to a point of manufacture... ??
...now here is an "innovation" as such that I just thought of.
how about the switch rod.. ?? its my understanding that its development came about because anglers needed a rod that was/is basically a cross between the spey rod for long casts from limited shorelines.. and the traditional fly rod used on a smaller stream or river..
now another rod I have seen on line that is suppose to be a "multiuse" rod in as much as it can be used in saltwater applications, for larger fish like salmon and steelhead, yet is diverse enough to be used in freshwater for trout, bass, crappie.. etc.. its shorter length (8') allows it to be used on limited shore line and should be an excellent rod in a tube or toon.. its the TFO mini magnum..
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[left]this dorado was caught on a mini magnum...[
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[left]MacFly [cool]
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now sis.. I know you and hubby have made modifications to your tubes and toons and trolling motors.. have you ever looked into a patent on any of them??? or maybe persuing the idea to a point of manufacture... ??
...now here is an "innovation" as such that I just thought of.
how about the switch rod.. ?? its my understanding that its development came about because anglers needed a rod that was/is basically a cross between the spey rod for long casts from limited shorelines.. and the traditional fly rod used on a smaller stream or river..
now another rod I have seen on line that is suppose to be a "multiuse" rod in as much as it can be used in saltwater applications, for larger fish like salmon and steelhead, yet is diverse enough to be used in freshwater for trout, bass, crappie.. etc.. its shorter length (8') allows it to be used on limited shore line and should be an excellent rod in a tube or toon.. its the TFO mini magnum..
[center][inline SanBrunoDorado.jpg]
[center]
[left]this dorado was caught on a mini magnum...[
][left]
[left]MacFly [cool]
[signature]