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<blockquote data-quote="CatDaddy" data-source="post: 438068" data-attributes="member: 755">Congrats Allen!&nbsp; I have a Summit pole - there are better out there but I have it now and it works.&nbsp; I use it for summer and winter, just have to remove the &quot;tripod&quot; portion that keeps it from going down the hole.&nbsp; I added an longer handle for in the boat and it's been nice on ice too.My mount in my boat is cheap but it works great.&nbsp; I wanted stability for when moving (trolling speed) and found a DIY'er that used a bench mount for working on bikes.&nbsp; It revolutionized my boat experience and was cheap.&nbsp; I put a sleeve around the pole that the clamp could grab yet allow the pole to rotate still.&nbsp; Makes it so easy to pull in and out of water and really stable when moving.&nbsp; If looking to do it on a budget I'd suggest trying this and going from there.[MEDIA=amazon]B0CD6ZKM81[/MEDIA][ATTACH=full]72922[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CatDaddy, post: 438068, member: 755"] Congrats Allen! I have a Summit pole - there are better out there but I have it now and it works. I use it for summer and winter, just have to remove the "tripod" portion that keeps it from going down the hole. I added an longer handle for in the boat and it's been nice on ice too. My mount in my boat is cheap but it works great. I wanted stability for when moving (trolling speed) and found a DIY'er that used a bench mount for working on bikes. It revolutionized my boat experience and was cheap. I put a sleeve around the pole that the clamp could grab yet allow the pole to rotate still. Makes it so easy to pull in and out of water and really stable when moving. If looking to do it on a budget I'd suggest trying this and going from there. [MEDIA=amazon]B0CD6ZKM81[/MEDIA] [ATTACH type="full"]72922[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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