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(mgmt edit - I deleted the internet dealer posted by riverpirate and replaced it with the Hook1 site. Not only are they great people to deal with, they have also been a long time sponsor of Paddle-Fishing.com tournaments)

I do not recommend carts that go through the scuppers. That is the weakest part of a yak.

how are you going to be able to see the FF with that rod holder mounted in front of it?

Even though I am sponosored by Ocean Kayak I have a hard time not telling people about this yak. Especially when they are considering a tandem.

Shep wrote:It's the Quest. No pedals.

Sorry it looked like pedals in the picture.

1 st take out the peddle drive, then turn it upside down.

I really do not think a small flag will help a person see my yak if they can not see that big yellow thing sticking out!!!

Kingslayer wrote: Are the breatheables decent in the winter? How are they in the summer?

They are too hot in the summer but with a fleece layer they are fine in the winter.

Here is the skinny from someone who has done it. Chest waders are the way to go. The breathable kind are great. Orvis are great but mine are the cheaper Bas Pro Shop brand. Yes a wading belt is a good idea. It will help keep some of the water out for a second or two if you dump in shallow water. If ...

redfisher wrote:

Riverpirate wrote:Here is the best picture of mine rigged that I have:

Did you forget to unlock your rudder?
I HATE IT WHEN I DO THAT!!!

No. I can reach back there and unlock it if I need to. Honestly I rarely use it.

It seems that working lures at all angles and working fish around the bow would be a nightmare with a huge rod rack sticking up in front of you. How does that work out? Actually it is just the opposite for me. When I have rods behind me I continually catch them on my backcast. That will backlash a ...

Here is the best picture of mine rigged that I have:

Hmmm, why isn't mine a sticky like all the others? Do you have to know somebody?

I have th Hummingbird 383c on two of my yaks and I love it!

Mak esure you have on your PFD when you practice and for fun try it with one of the newer inflatable PFDs. You won't think they are so comfy anymore!

I have no problem with it, but it 's not for me.