| Mad Frog Gear Deluxe Pro Angler Board |
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| Wednesday, 08 September 2010 07:35 |
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If you have a Hobie Pro Angler, and you have ever kicked your rods while they were stored in the horizontal rod holders, you may need a set of the new Deluxe Pro Angler Boards. These sleek contoured replacement boards are just a little wider than the stock board that come on the Pro Angler, keeping your feet away from your rods. The extra width also gives you more surface area to work on or outfit. One side has been precut with places for securing pliers, fish grips, jar baits and your favorite bottle of fish attractant. Slots running down the side allow you to strap on a small dry box or radio. They also come pre-drilled for using our TDA (Transducer Deployment Arm).
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