Found this the other day thought I'd share it with you guys. Between a heavily pregnant wife reducing my hours on the water & not being able to catch a bloody thing when I do get out this is holding my sanity together...

http://badfish.tv/

Hey man thanks for the reply, do you know if they take in much water when they flip? Couldnt think of anything worse than the hull filling with a fair bit of water whilst a km out from shore.[/quote] Not sure mate, never done it. I do remember Shane having issues with his taking in water, but I thin...

I have not tried an outback but have had my PA12 for just over 12 months. I car top it on an X-Trail with ease. I really only take half the weight at any one time so it's not an issue & it's so easy I think I should have taken more of a look at the PA14. I will say on those rough & windy day...

A feed of snapper for the family!!

Does anybody know if you can get those waterproof terminal covers for the battery seperatly??

Congrats Frank. I was wondering how you went. (We ran into eachother just out the front of sunnyside??)

i had to do it

Apparently the coldest night in 70 odd years, this was the condition of my car when loading the yak this morning.. & I caught nothing!!

I couldn't recommend the seabird, great sea kayak but a pain to fish from. I just upgraded to a Hobie PA12 and can't believe how much I enjoy fishing again. I would highly recommend sticking with a kayak designed for fishing...

Hope this helps...

Cheap yoga type mats from Kmart, bigw etc do a great job! And you can buy keel strip for kayaks, a lot of the sea kayak guys use. I think you can even get one with Kevlar in it if you are really serious.