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post Apr 8 2011, 01:43 PM
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take a look at this range of bits and pieces and tell me what you think

not sure weather to go with this range or use scotty's

railblaza is it the way to go

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWQfVMJCFg0...feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVIbv_R0uFQ

are you wondering why this question is not being asked on a yak site like kfdu the answer is easy, I respect the advice I get from you lot, even when we are mucking around we will first give an honest opinion so please take the time to have a look, even better if you are using railblaza tell me your impressions of the product.


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post Apr 8 2011, 02:56 PM
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What stuff do you need to mount Poly?
I saw KK's kayak the other day, man that's one big arse yak, you could spend $1000s fitting that out.


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post Apr 8 2011, 03:40 PM
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Fed, 2 rod holder forward, for trolling to start with, then whenI get a sounder I will need a mount for that plus possum thinks a safety flag would be a good idea as the yaks are dark green in color and very low profile

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P.S. the yaks are Hobie quest's at 13ft in length

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photos

possum's new yak



thats a big hole



it will take a lot of fish to fill this one



just left laying around



ready to hit the road



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ok witch one of you lot gave possum the camera



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Noice..... Lets read about the fishing when you both get to go out.
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QUOTE (kkw @ Apr 9 2011, 04:19 PM) *
Noice..... Lets read about the fishing when you both get to go out.

yep will do, we will have a fish here in the lake tomorrow, wont be trying that hard, more a case of getting used to the yaks and working out were to put things.
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Had my yak for a year and a half poly, still tinkering. So far have added sounder, 2 extra rod holders(have 2 at the sides and 2 rear for trolling/storage), extra bungy straps at side for rod storage, larger rear hatch for battery, home made mount for 55lb electric, cord and clips for rods.

Spend a bit of time on the water fishing and you will soon sort out what you need to take and where it is convenient to have it close to hand.


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QUOTE (storms72 @ Apr 9 2011, 04:52 PM) *
Had my yak for a year and a half poly, still tinkering. So far have added sounder, 2 extra rod holders(have 2 at the sides and 2 rear for trolling/storage), extra bungy straps at side for rod storage, larger rear hatch for battery, home made mount for 55lb electric, cord and clips for rods.

Spend a bit of time on the water fishing and you will soon sort out what you need to take and where it is convenient to have it close to hand.


hay mate how telling us what brand of yak you have, and some photos of that motor mount would be good plus the rest of the boat of course

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QUOTE (poly @ Apr 9 2011, 05:16 PM) *
hay mate how telling us what brand of yak you have, and some photos of that motor mount would be good plus the rest of the boat of course

Paul


Poly. I would suggest the first thing you add to it is the flag, as jason said, use it a couple of times and you will work out where to fit everything.
Those accessories look tempting, but don't get sucked into buying stuff you will never use.
How easy is it to gain access to inner panels for fastening nuts onto bolts ?, don't use screws.


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post Apr 9 2011, 12:04 AM
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QUOTE (nimrod @ Apr 9 2011, 05:57 PM) *
Poly. I would suggest the first thing you add to it is the flag, as jason said, use it a couple of times and you will work out where to fit everything.
Those accessories look tempting, but don't get sucked into buying stuff you will never use.
How easy is it to gain access to inner panels for fastening nuts onto bolts ?, don't use screws.


i have all ready ordered two flags frank, they should arrive next week as for access to the inside of the yak, its great

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First thing I'd get would be a motor. smile.gif


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QUOTE (Fed @ Apr 9 2011, 08:17 PM) *
First thing I'd get would be a motor. smile.gif


why ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

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Try this guy poly
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post Apr 9 2011, 02:28 PM
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So you don't have to paddle Poly, KK's Yak will take a sail but it's got me beat how they work without a keel unless you can only go downwind with them.

What do you do if you fall over, can you get back in or do you have to go to the shore & start again.

I have to say it's not my kind of boating.

How do you pee, I think standing up would tricky and shooting over the side from a sitting position although funny would surely be a disaster. What about the Missus? YIKES! Secret Women's Business.

As far as your deck fittings go I'd wait until I'd used it quite a few times before screwing on any extra junk aside from the safety flag, I'd even try & jury rig that for a while.


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post Apr 9 2011, 02:54 PM
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QUOTE (Fed @ Apr 10 2011, 08:28 AM) *
So you don't have to paddle Poly, KK's Yak will take a sail but it's got me beat how they work without a keel unless you can only go downwind with them.

What do you do if you fall over, can you get back in or do you have to go to the shore & start again.

I have to say it's not my kind of boating.

How do you pee, I think standing up would tricky and shooting over the side from a sitting position although funny would surely be a disaster. What about the Missus? YIKES! Secret Women's Business.

As far as your deck fittings go I'd wait until I'd used it quite a few times before screwing on any extra junk aside from the safety flag, I'd even try & jury rig that for a while.


Fed this is one way to fit a motor but it may be a bit on the expensive side


http://www.extremewatersports.com.au/displ...p?pc=ULTRALIGHT

the vorter dx3 would be much cheaper at $239au but how to fix it to the yak that is the question

http://vortapowersystems.com/DX3%20Electri...ne%20Motor.html.


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post Apr 9 2011, 03:02 PM
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QUOTE (Jumpus GooDarus @ Apr 10 2011, 08:26 AM) *
Try this guy poly
He comes highly recomended




recommended for what J.G., he looks like a used car sales man
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Ewe said that ewe wanted a pimp for your yak laugh.gif


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post Apr 9 2011, 03:08 PM
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Did you watch the video of the rudder mounted vorta? Go for it I say.


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post Apr 9 2011, 03:25 PM
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you asked about the sailing rig Fed, this is but one of the better ones

http://www.sailboatstogo.com/catalog/kayak_rig


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Now I see it Poly, they have drop down keels so they can tack into the wind.


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post Apr 15 2011, 11:03 PM
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I have started to pimp up the first of the yaks, as you know by the other thread I have been trying to get on to Scotty rod holders so possum decided to go with a single for now.
The only type on sale was the Hobie brand,, gues what,, they are made by Scotty, but that's ok





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Just notced this thread is in the boating forum may have to move it to Gilligan's Island laugh.gif laugh.gif


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QUOTE (Jumpus GooDarus @ Apr 16 2011, 05:06 PM) *
Just notced this thread is in the boating forum may have to move it to Gilligan's Island laugh.gif laugh.gif


Or start a hole new thread for us mad yakers that would be good.

HHMMMMMMM were did possum hide the shark repellent

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Must get myself one of these yaks. Do they come in aluminium?
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I don't get it?


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QUOTE (Fed @ Apr 16 2011, 06:19 PM) *
I don't get it?

you will Fed, you will just give it time.

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Must get myself one of these yaks. Do they come in aluminium?


yep they do KK, but you will have to go to the US to get one, or ask J.G. very nicely to make you one

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The US have the big arsed yaks.


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next thing to think about sounder gps combo or two separate units, what do the members think would do the best job
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QUOTE (Fed @ Apr 16 2011, 06:30 PM) *
The US have the big arsed yaks.


That's where kk should look laugh.gif laugh.gif


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QUOTE (poly @ Apr 17 2011, 11:50 AM) *
next thing to think about sounder gps combo or two separate units, what do the members think would do the best job
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For goodarus sake poly !
You've got a yak for far do ewe intend to paddle ?? laugh.gif laugh.gif
As for a sounder just tie a rock to a piece of string & put a knot evey meter laugh.gif


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post Apr 16 2011, 10:42 PM
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QUOTE (Jumpus GooDarus @ Apr 17 2011, 04:17 PM) *
For goodarus sake poly !
You've got a yak for far do ewe intend to paddle ?? laugh.gif laugh.gif
As for a sounder just tie a rock to a piece of string & put a knot evey meter laugh.gif


mate I can see what you are thinking, and if I were to fish in the one place all the time you would be right to think that way.
On May 9 possum will be heading down to Victoria were we will fish Lake Victoria and Port Albert so a g.p.s will be handy

this is the type of fish finder that would be fitted to most yaks, some how I don't think they would be much good, what do the members think

* Physical: dimensions - 147 x 108 x 66 mm, water resistance - IPX7 [sealed and waterproof]
* Display: type - 4-Level Grayscale SuperTwist Mono LCD, size - 4" / 102 mm [diagonal], resolution - 240 x 160 px, backlight - white LED
* Transducer: output - 100 W [RMS] / 800 W [Peak], frequency - 200 kHz, cone angle - 60 degrees, depth - 600 ft / 183 m / 100 fathoms, temperature - yes, speed - yes [requires optional speed sensor]
* Mount: unit - bracket / in-dash, transducer - transom / in-hull
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Jeez Poly these yaks are starting to get out of hand. Go & buy a Seafarer Viking, you know you want to.


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this is the type of fish finder that would be fitted to most yaks,


Yeah but most yaks that use them fish offshore off reefs not in a lake where dropoff's are visible by earsight

Wotever ewe do dont get a viking heard their steering shits itself with a few shines of ones head laugh.gif laugh.gif


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QUOTE (Jumpus GooDarus @ Apr 17 2011, 07:16 PM) *
Yeah but most yaks that use them fish offshore off reefs not in a lake where dropoff's are visible by earsight

Wotever ewe do dont get a viking heard their steering shits itself with a few shines of ones head laugh.gif laugh.gif


we do intend to fish offshore J.G.and i like to be a bit different to the run of the mill yak fisho's so we will most likely buy a Lowrance mark 5x DSI they can be bought for as little as $400.

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/LOWRANCE-MARK-5X-DS...=item3366aa0168


the hummingbird 570DI will be worth a closer look as well, I have not been able to find a price on them yet

http://store.humminbird.com/products/415375/570_DI

the only worrisome thing about these sounder's is the amount of power that they will use as i will most likely be using a 7amp hour battery.
I will have to do a lot more research before parting with my money

the only other sounder worth looking at is the hummingbird 365i gps

http://store.humminbird.com/products/307117/365i_Combo

I would like to here what you all think about these sounders, to bad the old lead lines have gone out of fashion a stone tied to a piece of string wont work to well ether

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Pol. the 365Xi (365i) is around $590 and the 570x (not 570di) is around $390 from the place I got my plastic boat from. Price will be better than that I imagine.
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My previous boat came with a poverty pack Eagle (Lowrance) fishfinder Poly, I suspect it was the very bottom of the line and it was fine mate. Very easy to use with all the usual bells & whistles.

If I was you I'd go for the X-4 Pro with the dual frequency transducer & 188 Watts RMS power all for the bargain price of $169 at BIAS.


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QUOTE (kkw @ Apr 23 2011, 09:25 AM) *
Pol. the 365Xi (365i) is around $590 and the 570x (not 570di) is around $390 from the place I got my plastic boat from. Price will be better than that I imagine.

thanks very much for that Klaus it looks like C H Smiths marine have them for $530.00 plus freight

http://www.chsmith.com.au/Products/Humminb...Fishfinder.html

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Humminbird 570X DI Fishfinder


Humminbird 570x DI Fishfinder features combined dual beam and Down Imaging transducer. Humminbird 718cx Fishfinder is easy to use and sensitive enough. Now Available !

5" 12 level mono grey scale TFT LCD screen - 640 x 320 pixels.
Down Imaging : 455KHz (75°) & 800KHz (45°).
Dual Beam PLUS Transducer with Switch Fire : 200KHz (25°) & 455KHz (16°).
Output power: 300 watts RMS.
Power consumption: 650mA
Water Proof: IPX65.
Includes Temp Sensor
Useable Depth: Sounder: 200m, Down Imaging 50m.

Manufacturer: Humminbird
Warranty: 2 Years

I wonder what that down imaging is all about?
At 650mA you could count on at least half a day on your 7AH battery Poly, maybe even a bit more.


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QUOTE (Fed @ Apr 23 2011, 09:54 AM) *
I wonder what that down imaging is all about?
At 650mA you could count on at least half a day on your 7AH battery Poly, maybe even a bit more.


Thanks for that Fed, but what dose the ma stand for and how would i relate it to amp hours

the reason for a sealed 7am hour battery is the fact it can be carried in a dry bag and stowed inside the yak

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The sounder draws 650mA or 0.65 Amps which is a little over half an Amp.

Your battery is supposed to be good for 7 Amp Hours which is 7 Amps for one Hour or 1 Amp for 7 Hours or any combination that adds up to 7Amp Hours if that makes sense.

With those numbers you should be able to draw 0.65 Amps for a bit over 10 Hours but as the battery goes down it won't be much good below about 12 Volts so that's why I said you could count on half a day or maybe a little more.

We don't know if that 650mA is with the light on either, if it is then without the screen light it may draw a lot less than that.


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QUOTE (Fed @ Apr 23 2011, 10:19 AM) *
The sounder draws 650mA or 0.65 Amps which is a little over half an Amp.

Your battery is supposed to be good for 7 Amp Hours which is 7 Amps for one Hour or 1 Amp for 7 Hours or any combination that adds up to 7Amp Hours if that makes sense.

With those numbers you should be able to draw 0.65 Amps for a bit over 10 Hours but as the battery goes down it won't be much good below about 12 Volts so that's why I said you could count on half a day or maybe a little more.

We don't know if that 650mA is with the light on either, if it is then without the screen light it may draw a lot less than that.

now i am starting to understand how the thing works from a voltage point of view so to make thing even harder i have just called hunts marine about the Furuno LS4100 and they tell me it needs 40wats ARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR Fed can you help

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I'll google the specs on the 4100 and get back to you.


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Power Requirements

12 VDC, 6 Watts


Power = Volts X Amps
6 Watts = 12 Volts X 0.5 Amps

So the Furuno draws slightly less power than the Hummingbird.

I think Furuno make the best stuff and my only complaint I've ever had is my Furuno GPS is a little hard to use the menu system but that could be ME too.
I used to love my old FE400 sounder, 1 power knob & 1 range knob, too easy but my Furuno GPS is doing my brain in.


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Standard Features

Waterproof, 5 Inch, Silver Bright Monochrome LCD Display
Dual Frequency - 50 and 200 kHz
Targets presented in up to 4 gray tones
Picture resolution of 240(H) x 320(V) pixels
300 Watt RMS (2400 P-P) output power
Seven depth scales, from 0-10 to 0-640 feet
Depth offset to 1,500 feet, maximum depth scale of 3,000 feet
Automatic or Manual Depth Range and Gain Adjustment
A-Scope for rapid fish detection and species identification
White Line Mode for enhanced bottom fish detection
Audible and Visual, Temp, Speed, Fish or Bottom Alarm
TLL output sends position, temp and depth to Furuno TLL capable plotters
Multiple Display Modes
1. Normal, Low Frequency/High Frequency
2. Dual Frequency
3. Bottom Lock Expansion
4. Marker Zoom
5. Bottom Zoom
6. A-Scope
7. Two Customizable Navigation Data Display - Displaying digital and analog graphical info, including: Wind Speed/Direction, Ship's Speed, Steering Screens and more
Speed and Temperature input via optional sensor or NMEA data
Mini Navigator allows storage of up to 12 waypoints, with capability to navigate back to these points using the LS4100's XTE/Range and Bearing calculation and steering screens
Two NMEA0183 ports - one bi-directional and one "listen-only"

Shipping Information

4 Lbs., 1 Carton Less Transducer - Single unit
20 Lbs., 1 Carton Less Transducers - 6 units per carton

Power Requirements

12 VDC, 6 Watts

Transducer Plug on back of unit

10 pin

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Here's a link to the simulator Poly, click on it and tell me what you think?
I just don't get it, my brain must be rooted or something, I find it very hard to use.
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I just don't get it, my brain must be rooted or something,


Well..... nah. My mum told me not to say anything bad about as person. Oh o.k. then...... nah. smile.gif
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QUOTE (Fed @ Apr 23 2011, 11:13 AM) *
Here's a link to the simulator Poly, click on it and tell me what you think?
I just don't get it, my brain must be rooted or something, I find it very hard to use.
http://www.furunousa.com/Learning%20Center...ents/LS4100.swf


you only think its doin your head in, I just went out and mowed the front lawn to give me time to think about it...................................................... well I have though about it and it hurts, if that's Furuno then Lowrance is looking real good tongue.gif cheaper to

ok joke's aside its down to the Lowrance or the Furuno

J.G. will say go the Furuno what dose every one else say

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Furuno & learn how to use it properly, put in the time.
The LS4100 has a very good reputation and I think you can add GPS to it.


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Ive got a owrance elite5
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Ive got a owrance elite5
combo unit its easy to use and pretty clear screen
I know furno is better but cost heaps more

How does it fair when sounding down wabbit holes pez laugh.gif laugh.gif


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J.G. will say go the Furuno what dose every one else say


Dont look @ what i use i'm not like ewe lot

I actually go fishing on a regular basis & use my gear to death

I do gets the shits when sumbloody gets up & starts babbling their lowrance etc is as good as say a furuno that's when i let them have it


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QUOTE (NetPez @ Apr 23 2011, 02:30 PM) *
Ive got a owrance elite5
combo unit its easy to use and pretty clear screen
I know furno is better but cost heaps more


hi Pez the difference between the Lowrance x5 DSI and the Furuno LS4100 is no that great there is only a $46 between them so now it comes down to two things the size of each unit and how to mount the transducers,, still thinking about it

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I do gets the shits when sumbloody gets up & starts babbling their lowrance etc is as good as say a furuno that's when i let them have it


the thing is J.G. there is no a lot between them any more, for someone like my self ether will do the job quite well.



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Then get yourself a piece of string & tie a rock to it
Never know your luck ewe just might dong a fishy on the head as the rock drops laugh.gif laugh.gif


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yep already tried that, doesn't work, but i do like the bit about donging a fish on the head.

The base for the furuno is 170mm wide not to sure how I could make it fit.

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Geez poly who said you have to use the base ????


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QUOTE (Jumpus GooDarus @ Apr 25 2011, 04:51 PM) *
Geez poly who said you have to use the base ????


How else would i mount it ????????????? there is no way to do an in dash mount cant just leave it rattling around in the bottom of the yak, can I

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2 ways
Make your own bracket to suit
Remove back cover should be 4 screws the flush mount it


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Pics Poly, I'v got a few early ones from last trip to yamba, was fishing for mangrove jacks in the creeck across the other side of the river and a good k and a bit downstream-was hard going coming home a couple of times against the outgoing tide and southerly wind.
Sounder wise I'v only got a base model eagle-nice and compact, I'm mainly fishing in the fresh so it shows the bottom structure in the max 50ft water just fine for me. Transducer is mounted with cable ties to the bottom of my motor.
GPS-yes I do use one to mark spots along the nepean and when I go away its helpful to mark the spots where bass are caught, its a garmin handheld-very compact, good battery life and very accurate.
Engine mount-I made it myself from some old bits I had in my garage- a couple of satellite mount bits, a bit of wood and another sat mount bit as a brace.
Yak is from BCF-called a angler-3m, cathederal hull, very stable-can stand and cast.
Engine has been upgraded to minn kota-the one on there did the job fine but was lacking in power-ebay cheapie cost under $150 quoted @ 40lb-more like 20lb. smile.gif

Its all trial and error-when you're on the water fishing you soon work out what you use a lot and where is a good place to get your hands on it quickly-rods, paddle are the 2 biggies, net next then tackle, if you're going outside fishing a small sea anchor is a bit of kit a few fellas I know use, do a search on the net theres some great set-ups to pinch some ideas from.

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Pics Poly, I'v got a few early ones from last trip to yamba


Are ewe joking storms ???

Poly is a old bastard he cant paddle his yak all the way up to Yamba laugh.gif laugh.gif laugh.gif


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Thats why he needs a motor super.gif ,
saw one on the web in the US that had a small jet ski engine fitted-gotta love the redneck yak!


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QUOTE (storms72 @ Apr 28 2011, 09:08 PM) *
Pics Poly, I'v got a few early ones from last trip to yamba, was fishing for mangrove jacks in the creeck across the other side of the river and a good k and a bit downstream-was hard going coming home a couple of times against the outgoing tide and southerly wind.
Sounder wise I'v only got a base model eagle-nice and compact, I'm mainly fishing in the fresh so it shows the bottom structure in the max 50ft water just fine for me. Transducer is mounted with cable ties to the bottom of my motor.
GPS-yes I do use one to mark spots along the nepean and when I go away its helpful to mark the spots where bass are caught, its a garmin handheld-very compact, good battery life and very accurate.
Engine mount-I made it myself from some old bits I had in my garage- a couple of satellite mount bits, a bit of wood and another sat mount bit as a brace.
Yak is from BCF-called a angler-3m, cathederal hull, very stable-can stand and cast.
Engine has been upgraded to minn kota-the one on there did the job fine but was lacking in power-ebay cheapie cost under $150 quoted @ 40lb-more like 20lb. smile.gif

Its all trial and error-when you're on the water fishing you soon work out what you use a lot and where is a good place to get your hands on it quickly-rods, paddle are the 2 biggies, net next then tackle, if you're going outside fishing a small sea anchor is a bit of kit a few fellas I know use, do a search on the net theres some great set-ups to pinch some ideas from.


that's a great set up you have there the one thing i had not though about was a lecky outboard
couple of questions mate what size battery are you using and how many hours do you get from it and is it used to power the sounder as well
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Battery powers the sounder and motor, its made by power crank-a calcium cell hybrid 540cca 11 plate-think around 65AH.
Heaviest use so far was at yamba running sounder for most of the 4hrs fishing and motor was running for at least 2 hours mainly at max speed-enging specs quoted at max speed are battery input required 12v 34amp, input power 408w-fed might be able to make sense of these figures as far as battery life goes-the sounder draws bugger all.
When I got back to the wharf after that fishing trip the engine still showed 12.3v on the sounder.

Some of the guys in my fishing club have their engines mounted on the back of their yaks-they have made up their own brackets out of alloy.


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Dont Gee him up storms cause next think you'll know is he'll want triple rod holders on the yak laugh.gif laugh.gif

Yo polyman
know where ewe can get wun of those lecky's @ a goodarus price cant recall if it's a 35 lb or 55lb thrust only used a few times


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I bet KK's yak could take twins set up like that, after all he did walk into the yak shop and say, "SUPERSIZE ME".


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QUOTE (Jumpus GooDarus @ Apr 29 2011, 04:27 PM) *
Dont Gee him up storms cause next think you'll know is he'll want triple rod holders on the yak laugh.gif laugh.gif

Yo polyman
know where ewe can get wun of those lecky's @ a goodarus price cant recall if it's a 35 lb or 55lb thrust only used a few times



you must be psychic, a complete set arrived Friday, fitted it up today, looks good to so when the camera battery charges up I will take a photo or two, as for the lecky I will need some time to think on how to repair it s
sounder should arrive on Tuesday with luck it will be fitted in time for the big trip away arrrrrrr the though of it 3 weeks with nothing to do except go fishing

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I just dont get it poly ??

Why a triple hod holder when ewe only own 2 rods laugh.gif laugh.gif


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Why a triple hod holder when ewe only own 2 rods laugh.


I may get a new one one day tongue.gif tongue.gif tongue.gif

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Dropped in and checked out Poly's kayaks today. They look pretty good, but need a polish. New rod holders are cool. Pol didn't look himself though. Poor old fella had a bad case of swollen head.
Went in and had a coffee. He must have heard that I spilled a cuppa on Sav's lounge, so he had covered his lounge with fabric in case I did the same at his place. Probably had plastic under the covers as well. Pol went shopping today and little kids were looking at him and screaming, so possum made him wear this outfit. Looks good on him.
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Not into Yaks but gotta admit they are looking pretty good Pol well done

But when are you going to get a real fishing boat ? something made out of alloy smile.gif tongue.gif
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Not into Yaks but gotta admit they are looking pretty good Pol well done

But when are you going to get a real fishing boat ? something made out of alloy smile.gif tongue.gif


a tinny, no mate not a tinny the only good tinny's are the ones with beer in them
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a tinny, no mate not a tinny the only good tinny's are the ones with beer in them
tongue.gif tongue.gif tongue.gif

He's too young to know what they are poly, as far as not being a fan-maybe you should give em a try-you are living proof that bigger isn't better:P
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He's too young to know what they are poly, as far as not being a fan-maybe you should give em a try-you are living proof that bigger isn't better:P
Oh, out late this arvo for 3 hours 16 bass from 17 to 41cm all released to give another the same thrill!
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When I live closer to the salt JG.

41 is fair size frank, there are bigger around, average size is around 30, the fishladders have helped a lot not only opening things up for the bass but has improved access with less weed build up-water flow is more consistent instead of huge flows when its wet then barely anything for months.


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the sounder for the yak has at last arrived, now i know not all here will agree with the unit I have bough , its the Lowrance mark 5X DSI [down scan imaging ] will it be as good as a furuno LS4100 some how i don't think these can be compared as they are so different in the way work, newtec or oldtec time will tell

take a look at the video so you can see the difference

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Did you cut some of that metal I noticed out the front, for your transducer mount? smile.gif
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QUOTE (kkw @ May 7 2011, 08:57 AM) *
Did you cut some of that metal I noticed out the front, for your transducer mount? smile.gif


no mate I will do an internal mount for the transducer, the hand book said you can but its not recommended
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I like that scroll back and mark a waypoint feature Poly, I'd be happy with a sounder like that.


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the sounder is fitted, the transducer had to go on the out side of the yak the trouble is I cant use my rudder
with the transducer in the yak I was getting a very week signal, but its working very well now





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Got a call from Poly the Yakman tonight. He has been down in Port Albert since Tuesday, in a rented trailer camper. It has been bucketing down since just after they set up and hasn't stopped. The yaks are still on the roof rack. He has to drive to the toilet block because the rain is so heavy. hysterical.gif He will not be buying a camper trailer!!!
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What model Lowrance is that Poly ?

Looking good
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No good asking poly DanuSun
Last tu messages he sent me said sumting about having a fever & stuck in a cabin & it gets worse
Said he's gone loopy da loop in the head but we all know that happened ages ago

Anybody who buys a plastic boat then sells it to buy plastic yaks cant be all there laugh.gif laugh.gif laugh.gif


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post May 14 2011, 02:58 AM
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Thats it we are off home see you on the net


That's a text message i got from the polyman 2night

Evllybloody hide when ewe's see him log on laugh.gif laugh.gif


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post May 14 2011, 11:25 PM
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What model Lowrance is that Poly ?

Looking good


its a mark5 x DSI gray scale, now ask me what i think of it

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Got a call from Poly the Yakman tonight. He has been down in Port Albert since Tuesday, in a rented trailer camper. It has been bucketing down since just after they set up and hasn't stopped. The yaks are still on the roof rack. He has to drive to the toilet block because the rain is so heavy. hysterical.gif He will not be buying a camper trailer!!!


yes its true, there is no way I would buy one, infact if I were to be given one the donor would be thanked with a punch in the nose

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No good asking poly DanuSun
Last tu messages he sent me said sumting about having a fever & stuck in a cabin & it gets worse
Said he's gone loopy da loop in the head but we all know that happened ages ago

Anybody who buys a plastic boat then sells it to buy plastic yaks cant be all there laugh.gif laugh.gif laugh.gif


ooohhhhhhhh yes madness was setting in, if it were not for the steadying hand of my sweet possum saying stay the course, things would be ohh so black

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Thats it we are off home see you on the net


That's a text message i got from the polyman 2night


why did i send that

let me tell you this possum and I packed up the camper van and moved to a new park some 100 or so k's away only to find the zipper on the cover had broken now there is no way to unpack the tent on the trailer, you should have seen me spit the dummy over that one, on second thought's best you didn't

Paul


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bugger it's sold,got meself a house instead

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post May 15 2011, 12:55 AM
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Consider yourself lucky i'm not a phone person & dont know how to reply to text messages else ewe would've copped a bagging laugh.gif laugh.gif


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post May 15 2011, 01:07 AM
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QUOTE (Jumpus GooDarus @ May 15 2011, 06:55 PM) *
Consider yourself lucky i'm not a phone person & dont know how to reply to text messages else ewe would've copped a bagging laugh.gif laugh.gif



arrrrrrrrr on most phones you just press the reply tab, the will work most of the time

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