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Scotty rod holder.

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Yes, I have gone to bushkill ramp from Worthington. The toughest part is coming back down through rapids at the hogback with kayak traffic. It probably draws a ft stopped, 6 inches on plane.

It was a while ago that I did this, everything was from Lowes including flat stock and tubing and knobs, the back plate is just aluminum flat stock that was cut on a miter saw. Bolts are 2 different lengths. I think I did drill the scotty base out slightly to fit the al tube. Here is way I mounted it. ua-cam.com/video/F7rlsnnA2VE/v-deo.html

thank you ..very helpful.. gonna try to make some of these.. do you know how long you cut the tubing.. and is the flat stock 2".. bolt lengths? i know you said it was a long time ago.. but i was hoping you could save me the trips back and forth to Lowe's on the account of me buying the wrong lengths of bolts and tube and flat stock.. need to make 8 sets for my 8 rod holders.. again thanks again.. really appreciate it..👍😁

I have gone down to Dalton's in Columbia NJ for dinner with boat and up to Bushkill and I know others that have also. You do have to watch for rocks, but they are fairly easy to see if there is some current. Easier to go up river than down, so you will have a fairly good idea of route back down river. If you have a jet you should be good to go.

Thank you! You don't have any issues with rocks getting into your engine?

No, most jets have a grate on the intake, if they are small enough to go through the grate they would pass through the impeller also.

Here is another video of the same section shot by a friend of mine, he is a little more artsy than I am :) vimeo.com/171729968

I have seen them, never had a problem there. Did hit a log one night just upriver from the bridge, hell of a bang but no real damage. SeaArk has pretty tough hull with lifetime warranty. Boat has a tunnel with an inboard jet. Once up on plane it can go pretty skinny(4"'-6")

I would guess not a lot from boats in the Delaware unless very poor judgment involved. Most are people swimming that are not familiar with rivers. I do keep them safe: Under 12 years old, they wear life jackets on boat, in kayaks everyone wears jackets, swimming in river we wear jackets and seat belts in the truck on way to the river. If it was dark, cold water or bad weather we would all be wearing them but i appreciate your concern.

Again, jackets out in front of windshield and easily accessible. Boat over 22 ft long, water temp 66f, they are not required at this time of year.

No fee at worthington for launch or parking. It's a state park. Kind of put boat up for winter, have shifted more to hunting in the colder weather. We'll be back in the spring.

I put in at Worthington State park on the Jersey side. Even though I live in Pa, it's easier to get to than the Pa side ramps. Right across from Shawnee.

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My youngest is wearing one, rest of jackets are out, in front of windshield, easily accessible. Boat over 20 ft so not required to be worn at this time of year.

You're only showing your inexperience and ignorance not wearing life jackets. What good are your life jackets when you're thrown from the boat? Idiot.