I see the theory of what you are going for there, but if I have understood it correctly, your trolley would have to be hollow so you could put the rope through it. Also if the trolley is attached like that, where does it go when you are in the water? There's also the safety issue for me of another s...

Hi Frank, I'm sure you'll get more detailed answers from some of the veterans on here, but as far as question 2 goes, I have the transducer mounted in the scupper hole of my kayak and most are designed in such a way as to protect it when it is installed. I do like to get the wheels in while I'm in t...

I'd have to agree on that one, it's not meant to be a 5m tourer. As Corey said, with strong full strokes its plenty fast enough for me. I'm not a small bloke so I am more than happy to trade off some speed for the abundance of stability that you get with this yak.

Another great spot for a star port for a rod to go is in the actual square hatch that sits between your feet. I also bolted a cutting board to one of the railblaza gps mount plates and have that fitted to the side if I'm doing any bait fishing. Or filleting flatties one of my vids has it in it I'm ...

Nice Kayak mate...I originally was going to get a Fish n Dive.......It must be special coz it has got it's own carparking spot (top pic) :lol: Being so wide, I would imagine it is super stable..? cheers PS- squid ink is going to be your enemy.. :lol: Its actually our neighbours carpark spot, but se...

Yeah Corey, Andrew mentioned you had one, those paddles are a good advertisement for him on Youtube! Did you go with the marauder hatch with the bucket/tackle box on yours, if so how did that work out for you?

The day finally arrived to collect my new Cobra from Melbourne Kayaks in Glen Waverley. IMG_0127R.jpg Threw together a little homemade trolley using a block of timber and some 35mm piping from Bunnings. The wheels are $10 at Supercheap Auto so all up I was out of pocket about $50. IMG_0150.JPG The f...