ya it's on there so it fits in the net holder tube, but I want to move the net somewhere else on the kayak so that is under review

Get out of my house you freeloader

Well what I've come to believe is that the crankbait fishing really shines in very specific instances. Generally a noisy environment (wind, rain) and in the case of a deep diver the fish have to generally be off shore. So... I honestly haven't fished them all that much this year. 🙂

@@pmm422 I completely understand. At any rate I really liked the paint job you did. Thanks for sharing.

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Happy holiday to you 2

Thanks for the feedback, Looking forward to seeing what you come up with.

​@@pmm422thanks, I'll definitely have to share my plans. I just bought my recon 120 yesterday and my goal is to tow my kayak with my bike long distance and then mount my bike to the back of my kayak to be able to be able to go where ever I want. Going to be a big project but I think it's definitely possible.

@@NickolasHinderer That sounds even more exciting, I'll have to say that the wheels I used aren't as friction-less as a wheel mounted with sealed bearings so you'll need to research a bit to find a better solution than what I have. Mine work fine for short distances.

​@@pmm422well the specific product you purchased is no longer available but yes, I definitely think the wheels need to have bearings, I believe harbor freight has a good selection of wheels. Your wheels do not have bearings..? After staring at the kayak for a bit I thought maybe I could fit something into the scupper holes and after a quick search sure enough I'm obviously not the first to think of this. so I went ahead and purchased a scupper hole cart in order to get in the water sooner than later. But I also think it'll be a good starting point where I'm thinking of inverting the rack so that the don't come from the bottom of the scupper holes but up and over the sides.

@@NickolasHinderer I think you can still buy them direct from Seamax, well at least they are still listed on their website. I see you can buy 16" wheels too, I might upgrade to those.

dude this killed me 😂 thanks every time i hear this now the video plays in my head

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@@pmm422 I'll do that

I half expected to see another one in there too, lol. Thanks!

Thanks, and you are welcome 🙂

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You can certainly do that and for most accessories I'm sure it would be fine aside from the size of hole you have to drill in the plastic. For something like the wheels where they are supporting 150 pounds and a tremendous shock load, I would not want that supported by such a small surface area.

Thanks that means a lot I appreciate you, I'll try not to disappoint :-)

Sorry, I sold that Kayak and the ramp didn't work with the new one so I had to dismantle it to save room in the garage. :-(

Absolutely!!! LOL I never learn. I have a more stable kayak (Native Titan) and I am going over on Tuesday so I'll have 4 days of practice so I have a chance to find the fish this time. I still struggle with live events so this years goal is to simply get 5 fish. I think the current will be a lot more manageable this time of year.

yes 5/16 ish, I'm a little behind with my editing LOL.

I love that lake too but I also have great fishing in lake Washington and Sasmamish which are a lot closer to me so I fish Awyer as a change of pace treat. Thanks for watching much appreciated.

Yes it was, but a lot of great things in life aren't "easy" 🙂

I doubt the current will be as strong in June

Thanks, miss you guys!

Well the plans would be hard because the parts came from an old piece of parking equipment and not commercially available. I doesn't work with my new kayak either the hull of the Native Titan doesn't have any ridges for the ramp to slide into. :-( I'm not sure wehat the hull of a old town looks like but it would probably work. As far as how I had it attach to the truck bed, in the video I had a small piece of metal coming out of the end of the ramp on both sides that set on top of the tailgate and then 2 straps that held the ramp in place. I eventually mounted a U-Channel to the top of the tailgate and the ramp also had a U-Channel mounted to it. I simply set the ramps U-channel into the tailgates u-channel and I was ready to load, worked great.

Right back atcha, I probably should be able to catch a fish in the Columbia and I'm going over on Tuesday for that one.

Ya which is a bit odd that you would have moving parts exposed in the back where you toss all your equipment but that exposed steering is the standard.

Thanks for the feedback, always nice to hear about other folks experiences.

Well it hasn't been a problem so far, one of the things that bothered me about my previous seat with the adjustment buckles was that the straps would occasionally slip. I eventually sewed them in place so they wouldn't move. If I feel like I need to adjust it I'll put some buckles into the existing system but that will be a last resort. thanks for the kind words and appreciate your support!

Well here is the down side typically when you finally retire it's because your old. That sort of thing happens if you stick around long enough.

I may have already given that away ;-)

Be thankful there are people that make review videos that aren't sponsored by the product they are reviewing. The most positive aspect of the crank 10 is the price tag. It's important to understand what you are giving up when you buy a budget kayak. Sure it has flaws but it was still a very enjoyable ride!