Spruce Run

[Fun King]

I have a “SUP Bucket”. It’s got a rubber base and a padded seat, from Surehold. I have straps from the bucket to the board to hold it down. Also a rod holder, drink holder and a paddle rest attached to the bucket. If it gets rough or windy I just sit on the bucket and everything gets better. And its a great spot for water bottles, lunch and other gear. I really love the whole rig. I have used it to float the Delaware and the Passaic. It’s a primo platform for ponds and small lakes. I just need a place to fish with fish that like my presentation.

[thmyorke1]

Originally Posted by Fun King

I have a “SUP Bucket”. It’s got a rubber base and a padded seat, from Surehold. I have straps from the bucket to the board to hold it down. Also a rod holder, drink holder and a paddle rest attached to the bucket. If it gets rough or windy I just sit on the bucket and everything gets better. And its a great spot for water bottles, lunch and other gear. I really love the whole rig. I have used it to float the Delaware and the Passaic. It’s a primo platform for ponds and small lakes. I just need a place to fish with fish that like my presentation.

good thinking, that's a cool way to fish how's it compare to a yak?

[Fun King]

With a SUP you are standing so it is easier to fly cast and visibility is a hundred times better. With a yak you have that double bladed yak paddle which is way more efficient. The SUP has a skeg and if you catch it on a branch or a rock you’re going to fall so it’s no good for faster, shallower rivers.