The Hobie outriggers are easy to install and provide the stability needed to comfortably stand and fish. I also have a Capt. Dicks 10' fiberglass stakeout pole to use as a pushpole when stealth is needed.
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They can be easily removed while sitting in the boat
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The pontoons take just a few breaths to blow up. They deflate and breakdown then are easily stored in the front hatch storage area.
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The only permanantly installed piece is the reciever bar for the pontoons
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Hobie changed the seat design by making the backrest 2 inches taller and installing a screw down tightening sytem for pegs that hold the seat in place. This means the seat will no longer be able to come loose on those long pedal days.
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Hobie also changed the mirage drive pedals my installing a foam pad on the pedal and small stretchcord to keep the pedals in an upright position.
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I'm looking forward to some sightcasting for reds this winter
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