I 've always prefered the port side.
I 've always prefered the port side.
Either side or front
Bill Perry
Zwolle, LA (Toledo Bend)
bpicinc_2000@yahoo.com
2001 ZX-250 VMAX 225. HDS-9 Carbon, HDS-7Carbon, 3D Sonar, HB 998c hd si, Active Target, MG Tour Pro 36v, 12" Slide Master
USN, USS Newport News CA-148
Whatever side they are biting downwind of the fish
Respectfully,
Captain Rab
V1CO 1:27 But God has chosen the foolish things of the
world to put to shame the wise; and God has
chosen the weak things of the world to put to
shame the things which are mighty
port or front
Sacred Heart of Mary, pray for us now, and at the hour of our death. AMEN
O blood and water which gush forth from the heart of Jesus, have mercy on us
For the sake of his sorrowful Passion, have mercy on us and the whole world
Port
Top
Pretty much the Rt. side.
Dave
Port side
2000 TR186
2018 150 Pro XS 4 Stroke
6in jack plate-24" Fury3
Being Right Handed, I prefer to fish off the Port side. This allows me more ease of movement as my path of casting is over the Bow, not over the Console. Plus there is less likelihood of accidently hitting my co-angler. AND, the Ideal co-angler should be LEFT handed, lol !!!
Ranger Boats / Mercury Motors
G Loomis Rods / Shimano Reels
Raymarine / MinnKota Ultrex
Garmin / Live Scope Plus
Pepper Jigs / Robo Worms
Troll Bridge / V-T2 Vents
Port in the bow. Starboard in the back. I’m right handed, so sidearm casting is easier.
If you have integrity, nothing else matters. If you don't have integrity,
nothing else matters.
Always left side
Port side and bow, if I'm in my boat.
Port (Left side)
Port
Port
I spider rig for crappie a lot of the time, so both for me. However, when I take other people fishing, I tend to sit on the port side and let the other person play with Livescope pole installed on the starboard side.
1985 Skeeter SF-175 & 1985 Evinrude 150 XP (with VRO removed)
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