Deploy Lines with the Inflatable Boat
Marcel Dolderman | Tips & TricksRowing out Two Lines at the Same Time
Before you get in the boat, first pack the bait you want to add to both rods. Take one rod with you into the rubber boat and the second remains on the bank; only take the line from this rod.
With the second rod on the way back
While Rowing out the Second Rod
Hold the bottom assembly or place the hook bait in a bucket, as I usually do. Place the rod that remains on the bank in the rod support or on your rod pod and open the reel. Go to your first, closest spot and carefully lower the hook bait onto the spot. Then add some feed.
Then continue to your second spot and lower the line of the rod you brought in the boat onto the spot. Add some feed here too and then return to the bank with the reel open.
Ids Idzenga rowing out with the inflatable boat
The Order of Rowing out and Collaborating
It is possible to do this alone, but it works a lot easier with two people. Your fishing buddy can already tighten the first rod and bring it into position, while you bring back the second rod. We’ve often experienced the rod getting a run before you’re back with the boat.
Pay close attention to the order of rowing out, so that you do not row over your own line with the second rod.
Good luck,
Greetings Marcel
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I have been fishing all my life, but the carp bug started around when I was sixteen, in the western part of the country where I was born. I was less active in fishing for a few years, but the passion runs where it cannot be suppressed. Fishing truly brings me peace, being out in nature, and feeling the adrenaline rush when the bite alarm goes off. Besides carp fishing, I enjoy experimenting with everything related to carp fishing.