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Old 11-29-2009, 12:28 PM   #20
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can you explain a bit more how you carry the boga. What supports the handle end across your back. Is the zinger enough? What style zinger?
Boga mounts on the retractor on the right side of your belt, jaws clip to carabiner on left side. The boga lays right across your lower back tight to the belt and out of the way. No bag on the belt in this set up. Make sure you get a high force retractor to keep the boga tight. It is strong enough to boga a fish and let go. The tensiton of the retractor keeps the jaws locked but is not too much to be a strain to extend. The one in this link mounts on your belt, but you can also get ones to clip to your belt if you do not want such a permanent mount.

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