[mullet gut]

You gotta start somewhere.

 

[Dodge]

Nice unit particularly for a surf launch, but can only think of one place for the rod, and surely that would cause chafe :lol: :lol:

 

[yaker]

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[water_baby]

he he he

at least it floats :lol: :lol:

 

[PeterJ]

Now remember , we can't be flippant about this new style yak.

In the past we have had people register just to have a go at us and only ever post once, almost like someone is dobbing us in

I think this yak is a magnificent piece of brilliant engineering. They just don't get any better.

Congrats on your choice of craft.

 

[troppo]

I am puzzled about the leash. Do you attach that to your fishing rod, or paddle or landing net?

Or maybe you attach it to another boat in front so you can dispense with the paddle and Occy's leccy motor. Probably sneak in to one of those fancy mariners and tie up to something about to do a cruise. They wouldn't even notice. Just make sure it is a day cruise.

 

[mullet gut]

Troppo, I can't understand why the "leash" as you call it has you puzzled. Need I remind you gentlemen that this forum is for "RIGGED kayaks."

 

[Dodge]

Troppo, I can't understand why the "leash" as you call it has you puzzled. Need I remind you gentlemen that this forum is for "RIGGED kayaks."

Theres a challenge troppo :lol: :lol: be interested in the answer you can come up with

 

[Kevin]

PeterJ wrote

Congrats on your choice of craft.

I think that it should be read with one less "c" in "craft"

 

[PeterJ]

Not bad Kevin
that would be good to stalk the flats with :wink:

The leash on it means it is rigged, looks like a paddle leash to me.

 

[Davey G]

WOW.....All those years i've been surfing and never realised that i was surrounded by dozens of yakfishos in the line up...

Shark Biscuits, speedhumps, esky lids, call them what you will....I now know that they're actually 'lean mean fishing machines''..thanks Mulletgut

hmm, funny that i'd never seen any of these 'yakfishos' actually catching anything :?.