Big boats like offshore sportfishers typically come with outriggers that help anglers troll a wide spread of baits for the best chances at hook-ups.

Small boats have typically offered a disadvantage
to anglers on the troll, because the big outriggers are impractical to install on smaller vessels.

The Siderigger is a solution.

The Siderigger allows small boats to drag baits or lures to the side, like big boats do.

Small boats can now pull two additional lines to create a wide spread, no longer limited to rods fished with flat lines or outrodders close to the boat.

Sideriggers use a 7-1/2-foot telescopic pole to troll lines off to the sides, and they fit in standard rod holders.

The telescoping booms can be angled up and down in 10-degree increments from off to the side to straight up.

Sideriggers are portable, or can be moved from boat to boat, and are left or right convertible.

They come with two integrated rod holders.

For more information, or
to order Sideriggers, visit the Siderigger web site.