Single or Dual??????????????

Ive had dual consoles on all of by boats except one. I do like the bit of extra room the single console provides from the standpoint of moving about the boat. However, for me, the dual console rigs have advantages that out weigh those of the single. My fiancée likes the passenger console, I love that huge glove box and, I just think the boat looks much better with the passenger console. Plus you do have an area that you can store some things out of the elements while fishing, without putting them away. There are no problems at all in taking rods out of the rod locker with the passenger console in place, contrary to what some might say or think.

I prefer single console all the way. To me it just seems like you have a lot more room. Of course I prefer no windshield too, with that said never owned a dual.Jason Ferbrache – Edmond, OK 1995 Basscat Eyra

On my 19, single. When get a 20, duel. Be nice to take the wife out for rides. She wont go now though I havent tried to take her out since I bought the Save Phase. She said the wind hurt her face and I never went over 50 the only time I took her out a couple years ago.

Get the removable like I did and have the best of both worlds!

Used a duel console in a tx. puts the rods under my feet, nothing like having 10 rods laid out hanging over the rod locker, will always be single for me. One more thing when heading to the back of the boat with a net in one hand while fighting a biggie, its a clean pass through, Ive seen guys scratch the consoles with the net, drop the net after hitting the console or rod result sometimes lost fish.