I have 3 bullwhips. I’m contemplating trying to attach a spring bobber to one of them. I love the feel of the bullwhip, but think it has potential to be really nice with a spring bobber attached. My thought is to remove the thread and epoxy from the top guide, lay the spring bobber on the top, and re-thread/epoxy both the guide and spring bobber. Does this sound like it would be too hard?
I’ve tried following what the manual says, but still can’t seem to dial it in very well.
Jake, i completely agree. I started with the exact same thing. I didn’t like how much wiggle there was with the auger with the lock and ride plugs. If I’m putting a $500 auger on my mount, I want to be certain it isn’t falling off on my ride. This set-up is rock solid and is barely even noticeable on the rack.
I also made the mount removable for my snowmobile. Now I can easily transfer the mount from my snowmobile to ATV depending on which vehicle I’d like to use. I used a corner brace from menards, attaches it to the front bar of my snowmobile, and used JB weld to attach a tee nut to the bracket. I can use the same knob bolt to screw the mount in to the braces. Very sturdy.
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1/32oz VMC Flash Champ spoon tipped with minnow head
The only reason is I just want a clear sight line while driving and thought the auger in the front would be in my line of sight. Just a personal preference.
