10-30-2010, 07:37 PM
I use a "real" boat on still waters [
], but I have taken my 60lb lab down the "A" section of the green once like this. It wasn't pretty, and he much perfers the drift boat, but we made it, right side up! The toon is a 9-foot Renegade. I think one of the bigger NFO's would be ideal.
Oh, and I love my dogs, so I wouldn't put them in a little $25 peice of junk. No siree, if I get them their own tube/toon, you can bet they'll get a Scadden too![cool][sly][laugh]
But really, the drift boat is the way to go. Besides, I have two labs. A 110-pounder and the 60-pounder. Definitely a full boat! One of them DOES go on point when he sees a rising fish and/or sees me casting to a steady riser. Now, If I could only teach them to row.
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], but I have taken my 60lb lab down the "A" section of the green once like this. It wasn't pretty, and he much perfers the drift boat, but we made it, right side up! The toon is a 9-foot Renegade. I think one of the bigger NFO's would be ideal.Oh, and I love my dogs, so I wouldn't put them in a little $25 peice of junk. No siree, if I get them their own tube/toon, you can bet they'll get a Scadden too![cool][sly][laugh]
But really, the drift boat is the way to go. Besides, I have two labs. A 110-pounder and the 60-pounder. Definitely a full boat! One of them DOES go on point when he sees a rising fish and/or sees me casting to a steady riser. Now, If I could only teach them to row.
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