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<blockquote data-quote="KDM" data-source="post: 334528" data-attributes="member: 314"><p>TWO MAN!!!&nbsp; ALL DAY LONG!!!&nbsp; Just take a tape measure with you to the sporting goods store and measure the amount of space you have inside a one man flip over.&nbsp; Then measure the footprints of the heater, depth finder, and anything else you will have at your feet including the actual holes.&nbsp; Don't forget to measure UP from the floor if you are using a sunflower heater that attaches to the tank.&nbsp; Melting the canvas really SUCKS.&nbsp; Don't ask me how I know.&nbsp; Then look at what space you have left to fish in.&nbsp; Some one man flip overs don't even have enough head space to make a half assed hook set without hitting the roof and in some cases the front wall as well.&nbsp; Fishing is supposed to be enjoyable.&nbsp; Having your own demolition derby inside a fish house with your equipment every time you hook a fish isn't enjoyable in my book.&nbsp; God help you if you actually hook a trophy walleye or pike and have to get down on your knees to land it.&nbsp; So in conclusion.&nbsp; I would recommend a two man flip over for your own health and safety.&nbsp; Good Luck!!!</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="KDM, post: 334528, member: 314"] TWO MAN!!! ALL DAY LONG!!! Just take a tape measure with you to the sporting goods store and measure the amount of space you have inside a one man flip over. Then measure the footprints of the heater, depth finder, and anything else you will have at your feet including the actual holes. Don't forget to measure UP from the floor if you are using a sunflower heater that attaches to the tank. Melting the canvas really SUCKS. Don't ask me how I know. Then look at what space you have left to fish in. Some one man flip overs don't even have enough head space to make a half assed hook set without hitting the roof and in some cases the front wall as well. Fishing is supposed to be enjoyable. Having your own demolition derby inside a fish house with your equipment every time you hook a fish isn't enjoyable in my book. God help you if you actually hook a trophy walleye or pike and have to get down on your knees to land it. So in conclusion. I would recommend a two man flip over for your own health and safety. Good Luck!!! [/QUOTE]

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