It's possible that you don't paddle in current all that often, but if you do, you may find your placement puts you at odd angles to the current. This could lead to breach or flipping over. It's typically recommended going as far forward and as far back as you can so that in either extreme your bow or stern are well aligned into the current.
I don't paddle and use my trolley at the sametime in current .. I use the trolley to hold my parkNpole mostly when flipping for Bass sometimes use it for a drift bag in the wind to slow me down .. Never had I Ever had trouble.. But eh thanks for your input..
@@YAKMANONT and @scott irons that's the point a properly installed trolly with releases. I anchor on the Grand all the time, right in the runs after a riffle. Clip your anchor through the release, run the trolley up to the bow or stern, toss the anchor over, fasten the line in the cleat. So long as you always anchor from the bow or stern you minimize the risk.
Quick and easy!! One of those upgrades I personally rarely use but the days i need it i am glad i have it!! Time to put it to work!!
Great install. Nothing like quality products that simply work
I like that I can use a drift bag and a anchor pole for fishing in the wind
It's possible that you don't paddle in current all that often, but if you do, you may find your placement puts you at odd angles to the current. This could lead to breach or flipping over. It's typically recommended going as far forward and as far back as you can so that in either extreme your bow or stern are well aligned into the current.
I don't paddle and use my trolley at the sametime in current .. I use the trolley to hold my parkNpole mostly when flipping for Bass sometimes use it for a drift bag in the wind to slow me down .. Never had I Ever had trouble..
But eh thanks for your input..
In my opinion if it’s strong enough current to breach your hull or flip you over, it’s not a great idea to anchor in it.
@@scottirons9806 100% I seen a kayaker try to anchor in the Grand River one year in the current, Flipped the Yak right away
@@YAKMANONT and @scott irons that's the point a properly installed trolly with releases. I anchor on the Grand all the time, right in the runs after a riffle. Clip your anchor through the release, run the trolley up to the bow or stern, toss the anchor over, fasten the line in the cleat. So long as you always anchor from the bow or stern you minimize the risk.
@@seydoggy.fishing That's Great Adam,