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Re: choices native water craft/hobie or something else?
Posted: 07 Feb 2018, 23:00
by peatop
Yakass wrote:If you were considering something like an Outback, take a close look at a Hobie Compass. Every bit as good on the water (better even) but 6 kg lighter and $500 cheaper.
Does slh do a change over on new yak dives for the slit difference? If so how much?
Re: choices native water craft/hobie or something else?
Posted: 08 Feb 2018, 09:16
by maverick
laneends wrote:erik the viking wrote:
I got the Mirage 180 drive recently to help with the forward drag of the surface lures I use for cod fishing.
Being able to back out of trouble or trees is a real game changer.
The combination now is as close to perfect as to what I could ask for.
That being said, I have yet to try a Compass????
But there is no need at the moment........................
Compass doesn't have the reverse you find so useful.
Just a matter of buying the 180 drive and it does.
Re: choices native water craft/hobie or something else?
Posted: 08 Feb 2018, 09:25
by Yakass
peatop wrote:Yakass wrote:If you were considering something like an Outback, take a close look at a Hobie Compass. Every bit as good on the water (better even) but 6 kg lighter and $500 cheaper.
Does slh do a change over on new yak dives for the slit difference? If so how much?
Yeah, you can buy a compass with a 180 drive in it if you want. Roughly $300 more.
Re: choices native water craft/hobie or something else?
Posted: 08 Feb 2018, 13:23
by erik the viking
Yakass wrote:peatop wrote:Yakass wrote:If you were considering something like an Outback, take a close look at a Hobie Compass. Every bit as good on the water (better even) but 6 kg lighter and $500 cheaper.
Does slh do a change over on new yak dives for the slit difference? If so how much?
Yeah, you can buy a compass with a 180 drive in it if you want. Roughly $300 more.
Definitely worth the extra $300.
Especially for your estuary/bass work.
You will not regret getting the 180 drive.