Since there is not meny kayak pics on there i thought i would start one
so show us ya yak
Where's the blood and scales from the last fishing expedition?????
GO PROWLERS!!!!!!!
thanks guys
i will post more photos of the set up when i get time to do it, mabe have to make time
Here an old pick of the Yellow Peril, has been tweeked a bit with two new od holders and a wee bit of a jigged deck layout.
Still catches plenty of conger eels, snot boxes and red cod.,
cool set up mr thanks we needed more pix on here
keep them coming guys
come on guys and girls there must be more pics out there
Here's some shots of my trusty old Swing. I tried to keep things to only the basics, but.....
DogFish
My father (3rd from right) and his brothers and sisters in the family yak - circa 1930 (homemade, no electronics)
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I think you will enjoy the P13. You have quite a professional set-up.
I have a few questions:
1. What adhesive did you use to glue the transducer and the battery mounting plate to the hull? Is the transducer floating on a bed of clear silicone?
2. How will you stop snapper spines puncturing your ice packs?
3. What is that plug for beside your battery. Is it for the charger connection or is it a switch. Hard to see from the photo
4. Where do you store the anchor, berley pot etc?
5. I assume that the console rack is permanently fixed. Do you now have to transport the yak top side up?
6. What is the pocket in your rear well cover for?
Thank you for posting the pictures.
Rainbow
Congrats Ab_Fab, that's a very tidy set-up you've got there.
Would I be correct in assuming I can see some of Stephen T's handywork there?
DogFish
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