I'll keep an eye out Ghurkin.

A big fat "onya" Ghurks and Mav for your contributions, much appreciated. :thumbsup: Cheers too Vikodin, you're right there's a fair bit of vyak flavour going on with YakFisher. That helped it go from 30 to 40 pages, and I can be a pushy bastard so lets see where it gets to. If anyone does...

Some good thought gone into em admin. I like the quick measure, that's thinking yak fishing! Cheers to Squizzy.

My yaks have been paddle, paddle, peddle, peddle and paddle in that purchase order. For fishing alone I still like the peddler's. But being out of a paddler the upper bod (which was never really in too good a shape) has lost a bit of strength without trolling the km's. I also enjoy ticking the paddl...

It's rare, but does happen.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... yNQxAbCipM

As the header says, who makes the toughest yak? Maybe not the best laid out, or even the best paddler/peddler...but who's the strong arm brand that makes yaks to stand up to punishment?

If ya could yak fish with any Victorian, past or present, who would it be?

As the question reads, what do you regard as a good guide for kayak launch etiquette? What tips would you pass onto a newbie

Next question, if either are set off what's your understanding of what actually happens. In worst case scenario, what's the maximum time delay a search has begun? (Noting ya may not be found at all, and/or the time it takes from finding you to being rescued needs to be added).

Just gauging PLB and EPIRB kayak fishing use on vyak. Feel free to explain ya reasoning more if ya want, with more of an interest in non users explaining the barrier(s).