Are they worth using? I have telescoping ones that i never have used....hell, don't even know how to use them. Are they more aggravation than what they're worth?
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We use them when water is too choppy to troll big boards but you need to get a couple extra lines out away from the boat. They aren't used daily but are a great tool in some situations. Takes some practice on set up but worth it once you have them working.Karen
Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania
1986 Shamrock H/T with RWC 330 hp PCM, dual hydraulic helm
1992 Mako 211CC w/Mercury Optimax 175
3 other smaller OB boats and a trusty old canoe...
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What karen said. Though useful, I choose to do without. On calm days I stagger the lines w/o an outrigger and on rough days drop back to four lines. (King fishing.)C Rhodes
26' Mackinaw - 1990
351 Indmar (1990-2006: Great Engine)
351 PCM (2006 - Current)
Southport, NC
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I had gotten aluminum ones from Jerry a few years ago but they didn't telescope and were too long to trailer so for my BD Chris got me a set of lightweight carbon telescoping poles and they are fantastic. Just collapse and Stash in cabin when not needed.Karen
Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania
1986 Shamrock H/T with RWC 330 hp PCM, dual hydraulic helm
1992 Mako 211CC w/Mercury Optimax 175
3 other smaller OB boats and a trusty old canoe...
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