So I just got more toys for the mobile fishing lodge

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For the wife I got a King Flex portable self locating satellite receiver



and for myself a new fishing kayak which at 63 pounds is easy for me to use a rope and yard it up top to the rack

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skipro3 wrote:
Let me know your scupper hole spacing and I'll see if these will work. They are for Hobie kayaks, but may fit. Looks like this;

8 1/2 inch center to center

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skipro3 wrote:


Hope you consider making the Albion Open this year; July 25, 26, 27

No can do, Working a 3 day horse show as the EMT in Watsonville on those dates

[Ski_Pro_3]

Let me know your scupper hole spacing and I'll see if these will work. They are for Hobie kayaks, but may fit. Looks like this;

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skipro3 wrote:
You got a cart for the yak yet? If not, I do have a few around that might work for you.

Hope you consider making the Albion Open this year; July 25, 26, 27

http://www.norcalkayakanglers.com/index.php?topic=48061.0

amazing sight to see over a hundred brightly colored kayaks all out on the water fishing!



Fish tacos!

nope no cart yet, Thanks for the kind offer:C

[Ski_Pro_3]

You got a cart for the yak yet? If not, I do have a few around that might work for you.

Hope you consider making the Albion Open this year; July 25, 26, 27

http://www.norcalkayakanglers.com/index.php?topic=48061.0

amazing sight to see over a hundred brightly colored kayaks all out on the water fishing!



Fish tacos!

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Thanks. Can't wait to hit the water with the Tarpon and toss some flys. The Yak gives me so much versatility when it come to fishing. Waders and Boots for streams. Add in a float tube for lakes that require a hike in. The yak for bigger lakes and rivers with close to the road access. Yeah I am a fly Fishing addict.

[coby65]

Nice choice on the tarpon 120. Wife and I have tarpon 100s that we go ocean fishing for rock cod out of Monterey and Santa Cruz.

[big_buford]

dadwolf2 wrote:
How do you plan on mounting the LED TV on your kayak? ; ) Wilderness Tarpon 120 is a solid choice in kayaks.

That King Flex appears to be pretty small. Probably a stupid question but in use is that on the roof or on the ground?

Portable is nice if your parked under tree for shade, you can move for clear signal. Also easy to set on roof or get ladder mount.

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skydog.rv8 wrote:
I noticed one picture of the King-Flex, and THREE pictures of the boat.........can really appreciate your priorities here!

:B:B

[skydog_rv8]

I noticed one picture of the King-Flex, and THREE pictures of the boat.........can really appreciate your priorities here!

[CptnBG]

I have the same boat with the older style seat, you're going to love that comfy new style seat!

[pa_traveler]

Nice additions,looks like you could take that kayak in ocean thru the surf since it drains.

[Flyfisher86]

Kayaks are a great way to fish but I got tired of loading mine up on the roof the older we get the tougher it gets. So I bought a fold up kayak made by a company called Folbot, I love it weighs 39lbs and is carried in a backpack. I can have it together and in the water in the time it takes to climb on the roof and untie and unloads the hardside. Plus much easier to get to some of the remote ponds I fish. Enjoy the kayak and tight lines
Dave

[Led_67]

Well since you openened this door I gotta walk through so please remember the old wise man.

Happy Wife Happy Life Unhappy Wife....Living @$^&( for indeterminate time )
lol.

By the way nice Kayak.