DaleH
FOUNDER of Classic Parker Forum
Here's why I like my riggahs mounted on the cabin top ... plenty of room to get around them FAST and get up to the bow ... if when on tuna and the Captain (that would be me ... unless I'm on the fish 
) can't turn the boat fast enough.
Also shown is a slick trick from George Poveromo of a barrel swivel used to quickly rig the riggah line, like when stowing to deployment. Fast, easy, and secure!
(Yes, the boat is "well heeled" ... 14 degrees in fact, as she was beached on her side, on purpose too)
) can't turn the boat fast enough.Also shown is a slick trick from George Poveromo of a barrel swivel used to quickly rig the riggah line, like when stowing to deployment. Fast, easy, and secure!
(Yes, the boat is "well heeled" ... 14 degrees in fact, as she was beached on her side, on purpose too)
