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I have a 30" piece of 3/4" PVC bolted to the back of a milk crate that was cut down to fit into the tank well of my SWING.
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Next, I bought a C-Light from ACR Electronics, It takes two AA batteries that should last 8 hours and can be seen for up to two miles. I cut three slots in the tubing for the light to nest into. When the light is in you can put some electrical tape to secure it.
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The PVC was bolted to the crate with two 3/8" plastic nuts and bolts from a toilet seat ( no laughing ). This way there should be no rusting problem,and the tube is easily removed by hand ( no tools ).
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I haven't fished the lake in years and I'm about five minutes from there. In the 70's I was on that lake four to five times a week and had bass up to six pounds. I used crank baits and rubber worms a lot. Then someone put white perch in and it ruined it for me. They never reached normal perch size and there were zillions of them. My brother had a 13# Tiger Musky. They were put in to eat the Perch. Don't know if they did their job. I'm sure there is still good fishing if you put your time in.
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nivekelly , The milk crate also has two pole holders attached towards the front side. I can also put a lure bag or an insulated bag with some food in there. I would never think of putting a couple of beers in the crate!
I do have a little trouble reaching the poles so I might have to move the whole deal foward a little bit.
I do have a little trouble reaching the poles so I might have to move the whole deal foward a little bit.
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Got the light from www.consumersmarine.com $8.50 + Shipping. It came in two days. The basket is free. We all have PVC tubing and if we don't, it's cheep. When I cut the end of the crate, I drilled a series of holes and used tie-raps to put it back together. You might see them in one of the pictures. I used big tie-raps to hold the tubes on but you could use 1/4" U-bolts if you felt more comfortable. Total cost for me was a little over $13 for the light W/shipping
. We all have PVC tubing and if we don't, it's cheep. When I cut the end of the crate, I drilled a series of holes and used tie-raps to put it back together. You might see them in one of the pictures. I used big tie-raps to hold the tubes on but you could use 1/4" U-bolts if you felt more comfortable. Total cost for me was a little over $13 for the light W/shipping1 - 12 of 12 Posts
