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Unread 03-07-2008, 07:55 AM
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finally got it rigged out, just waitng for the weather to cooperate for me to splash it





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Go to Sams, get a half wetsuit (their on sale right now) and commence operations, damn the weather.
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Where does the motor hook to that thing?
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Looking good spare. You'll have fun with that. Now we're definately gonna have to have a kayak fishing forum.
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Call it the "no power zone" (to be able to include canoes, etc).
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How many pole holders do you need in a one man yak? I counted 7. If you used all seven I think you be top heavy and flip over. I'm just joking with ya it looks nice.
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nice rig spare good luck with it
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That thing has more pole holders than my V!

Sweet setup, what ya planning to hang on the back? Etech maybe? One like Stinky's?
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Outriggers, don't ya'll have any imagination.
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I have five rod holders on mine. Two in the milk crate, two right behind the seat and one adjustable RAM mount has been added on the console in front. I usually only bring two with me, but there are times I'll bring more for different applications.

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