Yiks!!! After reading your post I couldn't wait to see the photo. Monster, man! (awesome, dramatic photo, too!!)

Josh,
If you wouldn't mind, Would you please show a pic of
how you secure you fish to the yak for the peddle in.

It's easy!
 

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It's easy...
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Looked like you tie a rope at the tail of the fish ? How to secured it ? I am interested to learn your way.

When The Darkhorse teach, we listen....

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Step one: Turn around in your seat facing the bait-tank holding fish on game clip.

Step two: Pull fish straight across the back hatch so the belly is in the center with the head and tail off to either side.

Step three: Pull game clip straight between the Hobie rod holders and Hobie tank until you wedge the head of the fish...make sure to secure the game clip at all times.

Step four: Center the fifty pound plus fish and secure it with the Hobie bungee that's used to secure the rudder during transport. I simply use my gaff to put the Hobie bungee around the tail and slip it over the clip, easy :).
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now all we need is the step by step "it's easy" procedure manual on how to get one of those donkeys to bite the hook!!!:D
On a more serious note, is that tail over 50lbs ?? some guys here at the shop have a bet going......

Thank you so much for the reply. I don't get out to LJ as much as I would
like, so I haven't got that big one yet. I really didn't know what to do if
the circumstance should arrive.