What are these called

[justgary]

Thanks for clearing that up.  Yes, my buddy does have an LX.

I strongly prefer my '99 Sunsetter LX since it is a foot longer and a walk through. 

[Woodski]

@moski - Might be advantageous to leave them on, why, perhaps over time you can convince the CFO to use them.  It will give you a more repeatable pull through the course assuming she uses them the same for each pull.  For you, the pull becomes more consistent and thus more fun.  Which ultimately means you will become addicted to the course and an avid buoyhead:-)  Is there any downside to leaving then on, why remove a valuable tool to assist?

[justgary]

The first time I saw them, I thought they looked like a ladder mount.  Maybe you could convert them and have a second way to get in the boat. Two functions in one! 

[MaliBlue]

On 9/19/2019 at 9:26 PM, Woodski said:

@moski - Might be advantageous to leave them on, why, perhaps over time you can convince the CFO to use them.  It will give you a more repeatable pull through the course assuming she uses them the same for each pull.  For you, the pull becomes more consistent and thus more fun.  Which ultimately means you will become addicted to the course and an avid buoyhead:-)  Is there any downside to leaving then on, why remove a valuable tool to assist?

This.

[Eagleboy99]

On 9/19/2019 at 10:55 PM, justgary said:

The first time I saw them, I thought they looked like a ladder mount.  Maybe you could convert them and have a second way to get in the boat. Two functions in one! 

Fishfinder mounts.