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| | My new skiff - the platform is much higher than my old one, it's probably 5'+ off the deck and yes I can see further out than ever before!!! When I'm up there I'm probably 12+ feet above the water. However, a good quality pair of sunglasses are an important part of being able to see into the water no matter how tall your platform is..... at least for clear water situations..... Tight Lines,
Fred
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| | | Supreme Being
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| I wouldn't mind having one on my 19' c/c any drawbacks to having 1 and who are some of the best vendors to get one from?
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| | I was just wondering if anybody else is having problems with action crafts polling platforms because on mine the paint is starting to chip away. Thanks |
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| About polling Platforms I am currentley rebuilding a boat and I am wanting to add a platform to in in the near furture and i am wondering where I can find one new or slightly used. I live in Florida between tampa and orlando in lakeland.
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| | | Supreme Being
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| http://www.fpmarine.com/ Check out this place they have a variety of poling platforms for cheap!! Real nice people over there I have bought several items from them. 
I say we work two days and fish five!!!!  |
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| | As CrackerII said. You need room to get motor cover off and you don't want to hit the poling platform if you have a jackplate. |
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