Trolling Bags

[Fire Truck Bud]

Looking to buy trolling bag/bags for a 27 Sportcraft. Will one bag out the back get me slow enough or do I need one each side? What size will be needed? Also my gps took a crap and looking to replace with one that works good that I can see with my old eyes and wont take me to the poor house? Is there such a unit out there?
Thanks Bud

[bowguy84]

I have a 272 with a 454 2 48" bags r the ticket get ahold of skipper 9 on here he will hook u up with a great deal on very heavy duty bags run them off your midshipman cleats the a line of the back of the bag to the back cleats works perfect

[walleye2go]

I have a 272 with a 454 2 48" bags r the ticket get ahold of skipper 9 on here he will hook u up with a great deal on very heavy duty bags run them off your midshipman cleats the a line of the back of the bag to the back cleats works perfect

Ditto...same boat here, same set up

[Fire Truck Bud]

Skipper9 where are you located and what is the cost for two 48" bags?
Thanks Bud

[BobR]

pull two. one on each side. you cannot turn well with one out the back. I also have a 272

[bowguy84]

Pm skipper 9 he will hook u up

[skipper9]

The bags are $60 each. I can't get them until Friday. I have to have the Amish guy make them.

[Fire Truck Bud]

Ok, I'll let you know.
Thanks Bud

[athenskid]

Look at Cabelas on line. I just purchased a set of 44" bags for my 25' to slow me down a little more so I can run crawler harnesses. The cost was $38.49 each, they are the angler proseries drift sock. I have been using the same bags in size 38" for the past five years and they look like new. Good Luck.

[pap]

Cabelas must have improved their bags alot, because I went threw them junk bags like my chew when the fish aren't biting till I got a pair of the amish made bags, I have those amish bags at least 5 years now.