Bait tables - let's see some pictures please

[High Time]

My solution is a little different. With the canvas roof dodger,rod holders on the roof was not an option, so they were added in the stern and on the port gunnel. The bait/gear tray was positioned below them with a couple led lights to add some light/glow. I then re&re'd a dressing trough from my previous boat to fit on the tray and ran a detachable plastic drain hose down through a rear scupper hole. Filleting etc. happens at home. Works well for me.

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[RageWelding]

@fishin solo has a great set up. Hopefully he'll show his, similar to Ex Fly Guy's

 

[fishin solo]

Here’s a couple pics….

 

[VanIsle10]

Here’s another

 

[treefort]

 

[Aces]

Man, I feel like my boat sucks after seeing these great set ups

 

[Rain City]

Man, I feel like my boat sucks after seeing these great set ups

Maybe, but I'm sure you'd outfish everyone on this forum so who really cares.

 

[Aces]

Maybe, but I'm sure you'd outfish everyone on this forum so who really cares.

Doubtful. There’s so many excellent fishermen on this forum including yourself

 

[Baxter]

I don’t know of any adhesive that will work on Starboard. Screws are your only choice.

Will 5200 not stick to Starboard?

 

[ExFlyGuy]

Will 5200 not stick to Starboard?

I used it before to secure starboard to my transom. Lasted the two years I had that boat.

 

[Charlie415]

Haven't tried it myself but supposed to work.

Chem-Set™ 6105 Polyolefin Bonder (50ml) - Fast Set

Polypropylene, Polyethylene and Teflon Bonding Adhesive

www.chemical-concepts.com

You can also heat treat the starboard first then use sealant.

 

[Rain City]

Will 5200 not stick to Starboard?

One guy on here had routed dovetail grooves in the board for the 5200 to grab onto. Thought that was slick.

 

[prodjsaig]

Yup I believe the starboard can be plastic welded.